It is good of its kind but I missed the classical note, the occasional touch of refinement and melancholy.
The Studio Company opened the program on a classical note with Antony Tudor's 1938 ballet, "Soirée Musicale".
Andrew Lloyd Webber David Ian Cameron Mackintosh On a more classical note, Anna Meredith, youthful composer in residence for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, will launch its new home at Glasgow's City Halls on Thursday with the premiere of her latest work, Casting.
As the rich classical notes of a live cellist reverberated in the entrance hall of Zegna headquarters, Mr. Sartori presented his audience with a modern-day dandy.
Naxos has also developed a line of historical reissues, remastered by what the Web site Classical Notes calls "the superstars of the transfer field".
As part of my duties as Classical Editor in the Goings On About Town department, I write a "Classical Notes" column several times a year, usually a concentrated piece about two or three distinctive new recordings.
Alex Ross's piece on the legacy of the baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskandand my Classical Notes review of new disks featuring music by the American composers Ruggles, Barber, Reich, and Crumb are both featured in the current issue.
As the conductor of the Zurich Opera, Welser-Möst has turned in many excellent performances; I've added my voice to this approving chorus in my recent Classical Notes review of the EMI DVD of Schubert's opera "Fierrabras".
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The New Yorker, May 24 , 1999P. 20 Classical Notes about Francis Poulenc... His "Les Mamelles de Tiresias" (Philips) is no doubt the wackiest opera ever to cross the stage... Ozawa may have his limits as an interpreter, but this repertoire finds him right on the mark... View Article By Jia Tolentino By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.
