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Headlines from the Web

Dinner Parties for all Budgets

8/28/2008 1:20:46 PM

Source: The Nest

Peculiar practices

8/28/2008 5:17:37 AM

Source: New Statesman

A black and white story

8/27/2008 7:44:28 AM

Source: Daily Telegraph, UK

'Godspell' postponed on Broadway

8/21/2008 6:03:54 PM

Source: Hollywood Reporter

Outsourcing's win-win formula for success

7/17/2008 10:48:07 AM

Source: NetworkWorld

Does America Have Any Culture?

7/1/2008 6:21:12 AM

Source: Esquire

Latest Articles

Crossword: ''Hard body''

Seven parts of one

By MATT JONES | April 23, 2008

Dutoit and Elder at the BSO, Collage’s Berio, Boston Conservatory’s Turn of the Screw, and Kurt Weill at the Gardner and the MFA
Some weeks Boston has such musical riches, one wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.
By LLOYD SCHWARTZ | February 21, 2008

Mais oui!

Opening Night at the BSO
“Ici on parle français” was the watchword at the BSO’s 2007 “Opening Night at Symphony” last evening.
By JEFFREY GANTZ | October 10, 2007

Counting Sheep

Charles Burnett at the MFA
Lyrical, contemplative, with a clear disdain for mainstream Hollywood, the African-American filmmaker Charles Burnett has cobbled out an unorthodox career.
By STEVE VINEBERG | June 05, 2007

Stormy weather

BSO cancellations, plus the Camerata, Jonathan Biss, Emmanuel Music, and more
The BSO has been having terrible luck hanging on to its star soloists.
By LLOYD SCHWARTZ | March 28, 2007

Masters share wisdom

Christine Brewer + DaPonte String Quartet invite you to learn
Lest I forget those who like their Phoenix es hot off the press — Grammy Award-winning soprano Christine Brewer will be giving a master class.
By BEN MEIKLEJOHN | January 31, 2007

Flirting with Beethoven

The seductive German is everywhere
It is said that Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) “got around.” Even today, the old dog arouses the interests of performers and seduces listeners.
By BEN MEIKLEJOHN | December 27, 2006

High Numbers

Elliott Carter at 85, Pavarotti at Boston Garden, plus Russell Sherman and the Boston Philharmonic
This article originally appeared in the March 19, 1993 issue of the Boston Phoenix.
By LLOYD SCHWARTZ | November 16, 2006

Marketplace and temple

The BSO’s opening night; Marcus Thompson and the Jupiter String Quartet
At times, this ‘American’ program, led by the BSO’s first American music director, bordered on being a Pops concert.
By LLOYD SCHWARTZ | October 03, 2006

Opera, opera, opera

At Santa Fe and Tanglewood and in New York
Every performance at Santa Fe was packed, and few subscribers left unhappy.
By LLOYD SCHWARTZ | August 15, 2006

Heaven can wait

Monsieur Chopin at ART, Candy and Dorothy at Wellfleet
If Monsieur Chopin were to find itself in Tony contention, the score would do better than the book.
By CAROLYN CLAY | June 27, 2006