Performances

What will the fall music season look like? Smaller, less epic and more soloistic—if it happens – May 13, 2020

The deadly Covid-19 pandemic continues to cut a swathe across the […]

Ten Recordings to get you through the shutdown (Part II) – Apr 10, 2020

Two weeks ago I posted the first installment of Ten Recordings […]

Ten Recordings to get you through the shutdown (Part I) – Mar 30, 2020

All live performances across the country have necessarily come to a […]

Streaming links to get your music fix during the COVID-19 quarantine – Mar 17, 2020

In order to serve Washington Classical Review readers during the current […]

Waiting for Odysseus: “Sirens” crowns IN Series’ Women Composers Festival – Mar 08, 2020

A Women Composers Festival, presented this weekend by the IN Series, […]

Apollo Orchestra delivers worthy Respighi, Beethoven – Mar 06, 2020

Sandro Botticelli’s La Primavera, L’Adorazione dei Magi, and La nascita di Venere, masterpieces from the […]

PostClassical Ensemble fetes Armenian music and history at National Cathedral – Mar 05, 2020

Armenia, the first country to declare Christianity its state religion, has […]

Bridges’ blazing WNO debut leads an excellent cast and vibrant production in “Samson et Dalila” – Mar 02, 2020

The sexual deceiver in Samson et Dalila is a woman. This […]

Mozart and more in unique program from Cantate Chamber Singers – Mar 02, 2020

Victoria Gau, now halfway through her first season as music director […]

WNO delivers fine singing, #MeToo overtones in “Don Giovanni” – Mar 01, 2020

The title character of Mozart’s Don Giovanni seduces women with lies. […]

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