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A.Z. Madonna

A.Z. Madonna

Music Critic & Reporter at The Boston Globe

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Recent Articles

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A joyous Beethoven Violin Concerto and exquisite Strauss songs with the BSO at Tanglewood - The B...

This year, the orchestra’s summer quite literally begins and ends with Beethoven
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Lily Gladstone calls ‘Fancy Dance’ the ‘absolute highlight’ of her ...

Erica Tremblay’s debut feature tells the story of two women searching for a missing loved one while preparing for a powwow.
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BSO steals the show with "Roméo et Juliette" - The Boston Globe

Berlioz’s “dramatic symphony” features vocal soloists and chorus, but the orchestra is the star of the show.
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Handel and Haydn Society playing Brandenburg Concertos is a crowd f...

The Handel and Haydn Society’s annual run through Bach’s six Brandenburg Concertos has become a crowd favorite.
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Local teen musicians to take the stage at Carnegie Hall - The Bosto...

The academy was cofounded by violinists and twin sisters who learned music in Venezuela’s storied national music education program, El Sistema, before attending Boston Conservatory.
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Loss of Brian O'Donovan and Boston's Irish music scene regroup - Th...

Because of St. Patrick’s Day, March is an especially busy season for most performers of Celtic music, but for Brian, “every month was an important music month.”
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David Hemingson talks about writing The Holdovers - The Boston Globe

David Hemingson is an Oscar nominee for his script.
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Boston Lyric Opera's 'Anonymous Lover' is a sweet treat - The Bosto...

BLO’s cast had the comic acuity to carry the dialogue as well as the vocal chops to (mostly) handle the music.
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Seiji Ozawa remembered: shared memories from his incredible legacy ...

Ozawa served as BSO music director between 1973 and 2002.
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Anita Hill to appear in Black History Month concert - The Boston Globe

On Feb. 16, the attorney, author, and civil rights activist will narrate Joseph Schwantner’s “New Morning for the World” at Symphony Hall.
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A superb evening of British Baroque with Handel and Haydn Society -...

Grammy-nominated countertenor (and Jamaica Plain resident) Reginald Mobley and baroque violinist Rachel Podger co-curated a program featuring three composers who called London home.