Isabelle Huppert is Mary, queen of Scots

The Munich Chamber Orchestra in a Romantic repertoire In Rio de Janeiro

An enlightening master class by cellist Marcio Carneiro

A magical afternoon with Ilumina and Paul Lewis playing Mozart

Nelson Freire enchants his compatriots with a double feature: Chopin and Brahms

Sir András Schiff fascinates his Rio de Janeiro audience with a superb performance of an extraordinary program

In defense of Paris in August...

The man from the North comes to Rio de Janeiro

Legendary Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer and his Kremerata Baltica rock Rio

Strauss-Hofmannstahl echo Mozart-Da Ponte

    Gaia Art and Café, Leme, Rio de Janeiro Friday, January 8, 2016 An evening of Brazilian Music Josira Salles, vocals Francisca Aquino, piano with: Janaína Salles, cello Cecília Salles, trombone Luiza Aquino, piano and melodica                   Leme is a quiet neighborhood at one end of the famous Copacabana beach, in Rio de Janeiro. It is little known by tourists, or was until the Méridien hotel, now sold to another chain,...

Maxim Vengerov and the Shanghai Symphony under Long Yu - an unexpected combination.

Rio and Paris, Beethoven and Schubert, François-Frédéric Guy and Daniel Barenboim…the piano at its best.

Gidon Kremer mesmerizes a Parisian audience and gives a lesson in musical understanding.

The true meaning of virtuosity, as demonstrated by superlative musicians Joshua Bell and Sam Haywood.

Mahler, Schumann, Brahms and more bring the utter joy of chamber music to Alice Tully Hall.

Much ado about nothing!

The Emerson String Quartet demonstrates why it is one of the best in the world - high strings towering over immense cello.

Mostly Mozart turns to Brahms: the Double Concerto and the Second Symphony, with three superb musicians.

A dazzling performance of a dazzling work - Rossini's Stabat Mater in the Mostly Mozart Festival

After Broadway, Brazilian baritone Paulo Szot turns to cabaret!

In Jérémie Rhorer, Paul Lewis finds an excellent partner, and Mozart does it again!

The beauty of Eugène Boudin's Impressionist avant-garde at the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris.

Paris and New York: two takes on the subject of fashion in art through the eyes of the Impressionists.

A play about the Strauss-Zweig collaboration for The Silent Woman

Zacharias and Heras-Casado in Chopin and Schumann.

An gem of an operatic quartet under the baton of Dustin Hoffman

Cellist Steven Isserlis and pianist Kirill Gerstein fill the 92nd St. Y with magnificent music.

Drama and beauty at the Met: Donizetti's Maria Stuarda.

A Hollywood view of chamber music?