Reviews

Richard S. Ginell - June 9, 2026

Gustavo Dudamel’s triumphant final concerts as music director of the LA Philharmonic reflected his main interests.

Collin Ziegler - June 9, 2026

Pairing Igor Stravinsky’s A Soldier’s Tale with a new work made for exciting, enlivening theater.

Charles Burns - June 9, 2026

Allison Loggins-Hull’s latest album is a deeply personal document of her time with the Cleveland Orchestra.

Scott Cmiel - June 9, 2026

On Vesper, Sean Shibe makes a case that the classical guitar is one of contemporary music's most vital frontiers.

Lisa Hirsch - June 9, 2026

The revival is a devastating triumph powered by Eun Sun Kim and Elena Pankratova.

Steven Winn - June 7, 2026

The music director designate led a fluid and fierce program on June 5. The evening felt celebratory, emotional, and full of promise.

Shiriel King Abramson - June 4, 2026

This new musical about Bombay’s lunch delivery network deserves a one-way ticket to Broadway.

Harlow Robinson - June 2, 2026

Yo-Yo Ma soloed in a new work by Angélica Negrón, and Gustavo Dudamel led Richard Strauss’s great symphonic poem.

Jim Farber - June 2, 2026

Responding to the French modernist’s provocations, the group’s performers and composers took the prompt and ran with it.

Lisa Hirsch - June 2, 2026

A superb new chamber version of Douglas Cuomo’s opera is given a terrific production.