Philharmonic’s Alan Gilbert and the Youth Movement

NYT > Music: Mozart has seemed a more frequent visitor at his own party in this year’s Mostly Mozart Festival, as in the Emerson String Quartet’s all-Mozart program on Monday. (more)

NYT > Music: THE cover of Patricia Petibon’s new CD loudly alludes to the tempest within. (more)

NYT > Music: William Croft’s well-mannered “Ode for the Peace of Utrecht (With Noise of Cannon)” will surely not displace Tchaikovsky’s “1812” as a sonic blockbuster. (more)

NYT > Music: A listener can forgive Jennifer Koh the eagerness of her subtitle, given the incandescent readings she offers. (more)

NYT > Music: The Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, in Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday, offered Weber, Mendelssohn and Schumann, the last in a nod to his 200th birthday. (more)

NYT > Music: It was possible to tease out common threads in two disparate concerts by the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra and the pianist Jeremy Denk. (more)

NYT > Music: In a late-night concert for Mostly Mozart’s Little Night Music series, these four young Parisians played contrasting pieces by Beethoven and Mozart. (more)

NYT > Music: Andrea Bocelli, the Italian tenor, will make his Met solo recital debut on Feb. 13. (more)

NYT > Music: A Mostly Mozart Festival that has included ancient Georgian polyphony and an avant-garde work by Helmut Lachenmann concludes with Mozart himself. (more)

NYT > Home Page: What killed Mozart? A review of proposed causes has organized scores of theories into five distinct categories. (more)