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American Classical Orchestra performs "Heroic" at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center NYC
Concerto
Edward A Kliszus

Heroic at Alice Tully Hall: The ACO Ignites Lincoln Center

Season 42 of the American Classical Orchestra promises to be nothing short of magnificent. From Haydn’s “Lord Nelson” Mass and transcendent J.S. Bach motets to Mozart, Berwald, and not one but three more Beethoven symphonies—including the thunderous Fifth—the coming season is a feast for the historically curious and the passionately musical alike. These are concerts to circle on your calendar, to bring a friend, and above all: do not miss a single note.

MasterVoices presents Sins and Grace in Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in NYC
Choral Music
Edward A Kliszus

Heaven Hell and Everything in Between: MasterVoices Triumphs with Sins and Grace

MasterVoices’ Sins and Grace delivered an evening of exceptional artistry: Fauré’s transcendent Requiem alongside the dazzling world premiere of SEVEN: A Cycle of Sins, with stellar soloists, a visionary conductor, and today’s brightest composing talents. Inspired, elegant, and electrifying, this concert cements MasterVoices as a cornerstone of New York’s cultural life. Explore their season and secure your seats at mastervoices.org.

The Orchestra Now presents Sibelius, Schjerfbeck, and Finland at the MET Museum. Courtesy ton.bard.edu
Music
Edward A Kliszus

Sight & Sound: The Orchestra Now Unites Sibelius and Schjerfbeck at The MET Museum

The Orchestra Now under Leon Botstein continues to enchant and enlighten with immersive concerts that unite visual art and orchestral mastery. Their 2025–2026 season promises more revelatory programming at The Met, Carnegie Hall, and beyond. Do not miss these extraordinary musical experiences—discover TŌN and let their passionate artistry transform your understanding of what a concert can be.

Tapping the Twenties. Courtesy @americansymphony on Instagram
Music
Edward A Kliszus

Tapping into the Twenties: The ASO and Forgotten Marvels at David Geffen Hall

This concert was no costume party of musical nostalgia. The American Symphony Orchestra, under the inspired baton of Leon Botstein, offered something far more nourishing: a sweeping, intelligent, and emotionally resonant exploration of rarely performed masterworks in a program aptly titled Tapping into the Twenties.

Dining area and decorative mural at The Leopard at Des Artistes. Photo by Sora Vernikoff
Dining
Sora Vernikoff

The Leopard at Des Artistes

The Leopard at Des Artistes is an Italian culinary delight. It distinguishes its food from North to South of Italy, with the use of butter versus olive oil, and all kinds of pasta and popular vegetables native to that region. The restaurant prides itself in creating everyday food with respect to Italian cultural traditions with quality ingredients, hospitality, and outstanding service. As they like to say, “Buon Appetito!

Heroic at Alice Tully Hall: The ACO Ignites Lincoln Center

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