David Allen – Page 7

After 13 Years, a Zesty Haydn Survey Makes Its Mark

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Jean-Efflam Bavouzet has released a rare, 11-volume collection of the composer’s 62 piano sonatas.

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Piano technique for Mr. Vogt was a means to expression, not an end in itself. He avoided repertoire that called for mere virtuosity.

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Michael Tilson Thomas, in the face of an aggressive brain cancer, returned to his roots to conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood.

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The creator behind the series “Bluey” on Disney+ says, “I didn’t want the usual kids’ TV scoring.”

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James Gaffigan is leading a taut “Tristan und Isolde” in Santa Fe ahead of taking the podium at the Komische Oper in Berlin.

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George Benjamin and Martin Crimp’s “Lessons in Love and Violence” is a masterly follow-up to their acclaimed “Written on Skin.”

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With a minivan and a three small children in tow, a critic spent 12 days discovering classical music offerings among the Rocky Mountains.

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David Henry Hwang has returned to his Tony-winning play with a libretto for Huang Ruo’s new work. But can its story change with the times?

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At Santa Fe Opera, Wagner’s work is being presented for the first time, in a striking, modest staging that makes space for the music.