News & Reviews

2022 News & Reviews

9.9.2022
Cult MTL: How the Roots’ Ray Angry got over

10.20.2022
Yahoo: Composer Ray Angry on his first symphony and new documentary score

9.9.2022
The Boston Globe: 10 classical music concerts you can’t miss

7.8.2022
Air Arts Intel Report: The Inextinguishable Voice

2.6.2022
The Boston Musical Intelligencer: LS Triumphs Over Russian Terrors

2016 Reviews

“… at Cary Hall you got outstanding Wagner. From the eight double basses’ grinding first E-flat, the Prelude to “Das Rheingold” burst into light, dancing, building to the release of the Rhinemaidens’ entrance. The orchestra was bright and vivid throughout, and McPhee offered an intensely dramatic reading of the score, with huge climaxes.”

— Jeffrey Gantz, The Boston Globe (on the Symphony’s 2016 presentation of The Essential Ring, Part I)

5.24.2016
Lexington Minuteman: Lexington Symphony to hold Concert in the Round

5.8.2016
The Arts Fuse: What Will Light Your Fire This Week: Classical Music

5.6.2016
The Boston Globe: The Informer: Lexington Symphony takes to the silver screen

5.5.2016
Lexington Minuteman: Lexington Symphony to Present “Music from the Movies”

“…This orchestra is, in two words, ‘top notch;’ its playing is tight, crisp, and precise ... Everyone’s enthusiasm for the music-making is palpable, as is the audience’s attention and appreciation. This is classical music as it once was known in similar cities and towns across the nation, but which has, alas, disappeared from all too many of them. In Lexington, it is growing instead.”

— Classical Voice of New England

4.4.2016
The Boston Globe: In Lexington, the Essence of Wagner’s “Ring” Shines

3.24.2016
The Arlington Advocate: 5 Things to Do

3.14.2016
Lexington Minuteman: Lexington Symphony to Present “The Essential Ring, Part I”

2.7.2016
The Arts Fuse: What Will Light Your Fire This Week: Classical Music

2.2.2016
Lexington Minuteman: Lexington Symphony to Present “Three Portraits”

1.10.2016
The Arts Fuse: 2016 Orchestral Winter/Spring Season Preview