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11.21.2025 Musicians From Marlboro at Weill Recital Hall. A chamber music group made up of young musicians associated with the Marlboro Music Festival in the United States. Established in 1951, the festival is known as a place where young and experienced musicians come together to study and perform

I went to Philadelphia to see Thomas and Nicolas once again on 11.20.2025. I especially wanted to hear Nicolas's Bach again—a $50 round-trip, 90-minute commitment. Arriving in Philadelphia at 6:30 on the evening train to catch the 7:30 performance. Tickets cost

Sar texted me about his recital, so I went. Since I knew him, this was my first time seeing him play the piano. He is a pianist who introduces South American music in the United States. The venue was a music school hall in West Manhattan, Greenwich House Music School,

Nicolas Altstaedt, Cello, and Thomas Dunford, lute: "viol x cello x lute x Bach x modern" at Weill Recital Hall on 11.18.2025. This represents all contemporaries, creating an intimate and stimulating dialogue between the two and the audience. They bring Bach's Bourbon sophistication, continuing

Ian Jones performed Baroque violin at Juilliard’s Morse Hall on 11.12.2025. Schop’s 1649 Diminutions use intricate variations; Pandolfi Mealli’s La Melana develops motifs with tempo shifts. Biber’s Sonata No. 5 contrasts silence and richness, while Fontana’s and Schmelzer’s works blend fantasia, cantabile,

Dr. Strauss's Arabella, which premiered in 1933, started its rebirth at the Met Opera on 11.10.2025. I love it the first time. The excitement and thrill of seeing the work I had been looking forward to for the first time are still fresh, even 11 years