Gregory Moomjy

Gregory Moomjy is currently a sophomore at Fordham University studying for a degree in historical musicology with a minor in creative writing. His target career is to be an opera critic - a life-long passion.

He is totally immersed in the world of opera, both as a fan and a scholar, and attends various performances, chiefly at New York Metropolitan Opera and New York City Opera.

He subscribes to Metropolitan Opera's Opera News and to Listen, a bi-monthly magazine from classical music vendor arkiv.com, and also reads The New York Times, where he is acquainted with the work of critics Anthony Tommasini, Vivien Schweitzer, and Allan Kozinn.

Music & Vision articles by Gregory Moomjy

Gounod's 'Faust' at New York Metropolitan Opera

Gaetano Donizetti's 'Anna Bolena' at New York Metropolitan Opera, reviewed by Greg Moomjy

Gregory Moomjy describes the sly return of Janácek's 'The Cunning Little Vixen' to the magical forest of New York's Lincoln Center

Offenbach's 'Tales of Hoffmann', commended

'Ariadne auf Naxos' in New York

Rossini's 'William Tell' at the Caramoor Festival, discussed

Gregory Moomjy takes a sneak peek at the divas and divos of tomorrow, as heard at New York Metropolitan Opera's National Council auditions

Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Gregory Moomjy listens to Tchaikovsky from Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic

For Sciarrino, a modern mad scene: non-Kafka lovers, attend at your own risk

Greg Moomjy writes about the art of the outstanding production

La Scala gives 'Maria Stuarda' the royal treatment. '... the cast was in fine voice ...'

Bellini's 'La Somnambula' provides a long-awaited answer to an age-old question