I keep track of our reviews, and for concerts we do not review, of reviews in the Washington Post or other sources, for each concert, too. You can look back over any past month in the history of Classical Month in Washington to find a past concert and, wherever possible, a link to a review of that concert. You can use the links at the top of each month to navigate forward and backward chronologically, and we will keep a complete list here, for future reference.
1.11.06
Classical Months in Washington
The Ionarts concert schedule, inaugurated by Jens and now called Classical Month in Washington, will be two years old in January, and we hope that our Washington readers find it useful. It now lives in an updated form in the right column, with links there at the top of the calendar for the previous, current, and next month's full schedule of concerts. I also include a link to my weekly Classical Music Agenda at DCist, where I pick out a few highlights for the upcoming week.
I keep track of our reviews, and for concerts we do not review, of reviews in the Washington Post or other sources, for each concert, too. You can look back over any past month in the history of Classical Month in Washington to find a past concert and, wherever possible, a link to a review of that concert. You can use the links at the top of each month to navigate forward and backward chronologically, and we will keep a complete list here, for future reference.
I keep track of our reviews, and for concerts we do not review, of reviews in the Washington Post or other sources, for each concert, too. You can look back over any past month in the history of Classical Month in Washington to find a past concert and, wherever possible, a link to a review of that concert. You can use the links at the top of each month to navigate forward and backward chronologically, and we will keep a complete list here, for future reference.
Another great excuse for a party! Happy birthday Classical Month, you look marvelous....
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