Alex Ross bibliography

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A list of the works by or about music critic Alex Ross.

Contents

Books

Essays, reporting and other contributions

1993–2009

2010–2014

2015–2019

2020–

Critical studies and reviews of Ross' work

Wagnerism

Notes

  1. Review of Koestenbaum, Wayne (1993). The queen's throat : opera, homosexuality, and the mystery of desire. New York: Poseidon Press.
  2. Discusses baritone Gerald Finley.
  3. Peter Gelb and the 2010/11 season at the Metropolitan Opera.
  4. William Christie at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
  5. New York City Opera's production of Leonard Bernstein's opera A Quiet Place .
  6. Andris Nelsons.
  7. Discusses John Adams' Nixon in China ; eighth blackbird's Tune-In Festival; John Luther Adams' Inuksuit.
  8. The Metropolitan Opera production of Siegfried at the Met.
  9. The Lincoln Center's White Light Festival.
  10. On Carlo Gesualdo.
  11. Philip Glass.
  12. Joyce DiDonato's "Drama Queens" at Carnegie Hall.
  13. 100 years of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring.
  14. Witold Lutoslawski.
  15. West-Eastern Divan Orchestra and the Afghanistan National Institute of Music.
  16. Written on Skin.
  17. Title in the online table of contents is "Symphonies and Sing-Alongs".
  18. Online version is titled "Opera's Bad Girl".
  19. Title in the online table of contents is "A hundred years of Orson Welles".
  20. David Lang.
  21. Online version is titled "Italianate ardor, beyond Puccini".
  22. Online version is titled "The cosmic message of 'William Tell'".
  23. Online version is titled "Bach’s holy dread".
  24. Online version is titled "Kate Soper’s philosophy-opera".
  25. Online version is titled "A complex concerto for Yo–Yo Ma".
  26. Online version is titled "New York celebrates a composer who left town".
  27. Online version is titled "The L.A. Philharmonic celebrates Iceland".
  28. Online version is titled "Renée Fleming and Alan Gilbert take their bows".
  29. Online version is titled "The Salzburg Festival reawakens".
  30. Online version is titled "Infrasound opera".
  31. Online version is titled "Leonard Bernstein and the perils of hero worship".
  32. Online version is titled "The Shed attempts to inject culture into Hudson Yards".
  33. Online version is titled "Antonio Salieri's revenge".
  34. Online version is titled "Sorrowful songs at the White Light Festival".
  35. Online version is titled "Opera against the patriarchy".
  36. Title in the online table of contents is "Operatic shows of force".
  37. Online version is titled "Conjuring the music of Proust’s salons".
  38. Online version is titled "The musical mysteries of Josquin".
  39. Online version is titled "Richard Neutra's architectural vanishing act".
  40. Online version is titled "How the South Dakota Symphony became one of America's boldest orchestras".
  41. Online version is titled "How radical was Rachmaninoff?".
  42. Online version is titled "Hildegard of Bingen composes the cosmos".
  43. Online version is titled "The Sonic Signatures of Salvatore Sciarrino and Kaija Saariaho".

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