Tanglewood

Sir Colin and the BSO were at the very top of form for Vaughn Williams stark postwar symphony and Beethoven's Pastoral Reflections

Sir Colin Davis and Imogen Cooper delighted the matinée audience at Symphony Hall with symphonies by Mozart and Haydn and a memorable reading of Mozart's great concerto.

Guest conductor David Lockington, Music Director of the Grand Rapids Symphony offers new work by Philip Sawyers and excels in Sibelius, while Dylana Jenson earned ovations with an exemplary Goldmark Violin Concerto.

BFA classical reviewer offers an enthusiastic retrospective of the summer season...with a few apologies and complaints

Two intensive weekends of music by Franz Liszt and his contemporaries.

Yo-yo Ma and Emanuel Ax carry on their long collaboration in an all- Beethoven evening shared between modern and historical performance practices. The concert was both fascinating and inspired

Bronfman and Frühbeck de Burgos captur the essence of Beethoven

Emmanuel Ax and Herbert Blomstedt excelled Saturday night at Tanglewood. Blomstedt's Bruckner Seventh was both original and moving.

Gustavo Dudamel, 26-year-old- Venezuelan conductor makes an unforgettable debut, and Imogen Cooper returns with superb Beethoven.

Book ended by the Colonial Theatre and the Berkshire Museum on one end of town and steps to the Barrington Theatre Festival on the other, Spice is the hot new restaurant in Pittsfield. No, make that the Berkshires.

Tanglewood regulars rave about the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, a group composed of music center fellows, young musicians, "who have completed much or all of their formal instruction

Music Critic Michael Miller has been out and about from Tanglewood to the Lizt Festival at Bard College and up to attend concerts in Peterborough, New Hampshire. Here he provides and overview of the season followed by several specific reviews.