Performances
DSO postscript brings glittering gems from Korngold, Dvořák
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra and guest conductor Sebastian Weigle hosted violinist […]
Luisi, DSO close season with an epic and resounding Mahler Eighth
Fabio Luisi and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra concluded their season Friday […]
DSO and Luisi revisit Stravinsky visit with Russian program
Fabio Luisi and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra turned back a page […]
Tenor Swanson shines brightly in HGO’s mostly enjoyable “Barber”
Call this the springtime of the workhorse tenors at Houston Grand […]
With strong soloists Handel’s music survives Wilsonian weirdness in HGO’s “Messiah”
Choreographer George Balanchine said that basing ballets on music intended for […]
Articles
Critic’s Choice
Music of Haydn and Mahler. Dallas Symphony Orchestra/Fabio Luisi. October 2-5 […]
Critic’s Choice for 2024-25
Tate: Woodland Songs. Dover Quartet. Sept. 17 in Houston, Oct. 19 in […]
Announcement
Texas Classical Review wants you!
Texas Classical Review is looking for concert reviewers in the Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth areas for the 2026-27 season..
Solid knowledge of classical repertory is required as well as excellent writing skills. Classical reviewing and/or journalism experience is preferred but not mandatory.
Please send a CV with clips or links to editor Lawrence A. Johnson at [email protected].
Calendar
September
The TXCR calendar of events will return in September. […]
News
Aristo Sham takes the Gold at Cliburn Competition
In a concluding ceremony Saturday evening, Aristo Sham, 29, of Hong Kong, […]
Texas Classical Review wants you!
Texas Classical Review is looking for concert reviewers in the Dallas-Fort […]