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Brendel, Takács, and the concept of narratives

By Manasi Vydyanath
February 28, 2006

Orchestra excels with modern MacMillan, but can’t save Schumann’s excesses

By Manasi Vydyanath
January 31, 2006

Classical music must be reclaimed from the critical elite to be truly appreciated

By Manasi Vydyanath
January 10, 2006

Lyric Opera’s La Cenerentola makes a fun but flawed Cinderella story

By Manasi Vydyanath
November 8, 2005

Chicago debut of masterful duo evokes nymphs and nightmares

By Manasi Vydyanath
November 4, 2005

Current CSO offering pales in comparison to summer series

By Manasi Vydyanath
September 30, 2005

Classical music from 1904 Vienna to today’s Chicago

By Manasi Vydyanath
May 19, 2005

The aesthetic brilliance of Toscanini and Furtwangler

By Manasi Vydyanath
May 17, 2005

Queen of Romanticism Michelle DeYoung needs to expand her empire

By Manasi Vydyanath
April 25, 2005

Alfred Brendel’s miniaturist fingers lend sophistication to classic compositions

By Manasi Vydyanath
April 3, 2005

Chicago Symphony Orchestra defies convention with contemporary works

By Manasi Vydyanath
February 25, 2005

Haydn, Boulez, and Bartók: Perspective is everything

By Manasi Vydyanath
February 18, 2005

Netherlands Wind Ensemble plays Mozart better than that guy in the wig

By Manasi Vydyanath
February 18, 2005

O’Riley and the Miró Quartet: “We Agree!”

By Manasi Vydyanath
January 28, 2005

Peering into Shakespeare’s mirror: Is art useless?

By Manasi Vydyanath
January 21, 2005

Of variations, innovations, bestsellers, and vampires

By Manasi Vydyanath
January 7, 2005

Le Concert Spirituel: lively listening, inspired critique

By Manasi Vydyanath
November 12, 2004

Pianist riffs on Radiohead; eighth blackbird fly high

By Manasi Vydyanath
November 2, 2004

Two ensembles present compelling collaboration

By Manasi Vydyanath
October 28, 2004

Chicago venues showcase classical music talent

By Manasi Vydyanath
October 27, 2004

Romanticism’s finest dazzles at Symphony Hall

By Manasi Vydyanath
October 6, 2004

World premieres and the importance of listening

By Manasi Vydyanath
September 18, 2004

Glen Flora Ensemble parodies Haydn

By Manasi Vydyanath
June 8, 2004

Kremerata Baltica Quintet taste perfection with rendition of Shostakovich

By Manasi Vydyanath
May 24, 2004

Kent Nagano raises interpretation issues with Chicago Symphony Orchestra

By Manasi Vydyanath
April 27, 2004

Berstein piece enlivens Gilbert’s turn at “superstar” conducting

By Manasi Vydyanath
April 9, 2004

Romanticism tempers Brahms and Beethoven for remarkable concert

By Manasi Vydyanath
April 2, 2004

Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Two out of three ain’t bad

By Manasi Vydyanath
March 12, 2004

St. Lawrence Quartet gives clarinestist Todd Palmer the strings to fly

By Manasi Vydyanath
March 2, 2004

Barenboim and Serkin collaborate on classics with mixed results

By Manasi Vydyanath
February 24, 2004

Arias endear audience to century-old opera

By Manasi Vydyanath
January 27, 2004

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