By Shumi Shoma Before attending the Wincenc Flute Studio Recital at Juilliard, I would have never thought a flute could move me the way it did. Growing up in New York City, music was always a big part of my environment—but it usually came in the form of hip-hop basslines […]
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By Rykoia On April 14, 2025, I attended a recital at Paul Hall at The Juilliard School featuring pianist Inkyo Hong, joined by several collaborators across a diverse and emotionally rich program. The evening moved fluidly through instrumental and vocal works, beginning with Leoš Janáček’s Pohádka (Fairy Tale) for cello […]
By Adrian Serrato Munoz On April 9, 2025, I attended the 8 pm livestream concert of Siyuan Xu, a classical pianist. There were also string players included in the live stream but information on them will be provided later on. The live stream was provided by the Manhattan School of […]
By Sidney When I first heard we had to watch a classical music recital for class, I honestly thought it would be kind of boring. I’ve never been super into classical music, and I didn’t expect much from watching a livestream. I found the recital by searching the livestream section […]
Jon DeLucia, alto saxophone Robert Reed, cello Howard Meltzer, piano Eugenia Oi Yan Yau, soprano By THEO-233 I attended the Borough of Manhattan Community College Department of Music and Arts’ faculty recital, on February 26, 2025, at BMCC’s Tribecca Performing Arts Center, Theater #2. I was filled with great […]
By Emily Oo One cold Thursday night in the middle of February, I had the wonderful opportunity to enjoy the New York Philharmonic performing Debussy’s La Mer and more. I truly had a great time watching the orchestra prove their talents at the David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center. From […]
By Alida Sawadogo Hien On February 13, 2025 at 6:30 to 7:30. I had the pleasure of attending the Trinity Choir’s performance, titled Figure Humaine. The performance took place at St. Paul’s Chapel, in lower Manhattan. The concert was free, easy to access, and they were welcoming. The concert showcased […]
By S.T. On March 9, 2025, I had the chance to attend the stunning 40th Musical Armenia concert at Carnegie Hall. This concert was dedicated to celebrating the rich and ever-blooming Armenian musical culture. The 40th edition was notable for introducing us to young composer Arno Melkonyan and pianist Vartan […]
By Erik Bravo On March 15, I was able to attend a performance titled “Always and Forever”, which was performed at Carnegie Hall. It was a great experience and helped me understand the popularity of classical music and even become more curious about the history of some of the pieces […]
By Doris Kaufman Beethoven’s Fidelio is not just any opera – it’s a glimpse into the composers inner psyche and a cry for justice. Experiencing this profound piece of art at The Metropolitan Opera last month was nothing short of electrifying. As the composer’s only opera, Fidelio stands apart – […]
