Richard Kreindler

Banking on the Right Notes

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Does classical music have to be performed in a concert hall? Chances are that virtually all the concerts one hears

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The Bach Society Orchestra makes its first appearance of the season this Saturday evening, as usual not playing anything by

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Classical music in and around Harvard this year promises to be even better than last, especially because of the number

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Classical music recitals continue through the summer in Cambridge and Boston, but many local performing groups are giving their last

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The Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra has shown a great deal of growth and improvement since last year, particularly in its most recent

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What is to be done if the emphasis in concert is almost always on composers dating before World War II

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T HE TENDENCY to perform an orchestral work as if it were simply a group of arbitrary, colorless sounds is

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An interesting variety of nineteenth and twentieth century works is being offered this week in concerts in Cambridge and Boston.

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If you think the best way to prepare for exams or recuperate from them is to hear some standard classical

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AT HARVARD "Quadrivium," a consort of early music, directed by Marleen Montgomery, will perform in the Thursday Noon Recital Series,