18 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Music rivals, Esperanto and new works on Seattle stages
Arriving this week on Seattle stages: a play partly written in Esperanto, a romp with J.S. Bach and some of his musical rivals, and the latest Hedgebrook festival of new works by esteemed women dramatists.
23 hrs ago | The Press-Enterprise
San Bernardino: Symphony season closes with massive works
"You can call it comfort food, if you like," said music director and conductor Frank Fetta about the program for the May 18 season finale concert of the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra.
A concert of classical lullabies
A pair of successful Music Institute of Chicago alumni will give a recital Saturday from their new CD, "Violin Lullabies," which has been getting national attention for its unusual focus and beautiful sound.
Hats off to the Mendelssohn Choir for tackling Beethoven's Missa Solemnis
In August of 1819, Anton Schindler, Beethoven's friend, visited the composer one afternoon to find a typical late Beethovian scene.
Celebrate Wagner's 200th Birthday With The Great Kat Guitar Goddess
Email: karent@thomas-pr.com Website: http://www.greatkat.com Music: http://www.greatkat.com/04/wagnerride.mp3 CELEBRATE WAGNER'S 200th BIRTHDAY with THE GREAT KAT GUITAR GODDESS! HAPPY 200th BIRTHDAY RICHARD WAGNER! Born on May 22, 1813 in Leipzig, Germany.
Several years ago, a professional woman in her 30s, just transferred to Buffalo by her large, international corporation, asked a group of her new co-workers about the cultural scene in Buffalo.
Review: NBSO finale is extraordinary
Saturday night's "All Beethoven" program by the NBSO with pianist Alexander Schimpf was a truly extraordinary concert.
Revolutionary and Banned Chamber Music Festival
In 1804, Beethoven got the news that Napoleon, hero of the French Revolution, had declared himself emperor.
Advocates shed light on tower's final days
As the last stains of sunlight receded below the horizon, Jim de Seve opened the doors of his 2010 Honda and turned on the stereo.
'Missa Solemnis' review: stunning magic
Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis" is often reckoned a difficult undertaking for performers and listeners alike, a densely monumental summation of everything the composer had learned about music and spirituality over the course of a long career.
Northern Sinfonia/Dean - review
Under normal circumstances, a violin bow without rosin has the same practical value as a glass hammer or a chocolate teapot.
Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas falls short of previous late Beethoven triumph
The final subscription concert in the 2010-2011 season of the San Francisco Symphony was a particularly memorable high point for Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas .
Grand Rapids Symphony and seldom-heard Beethoven work end season with remarkable...
But it wasn't his only crowning achievement for symphony orchestra, nor for orchestra and chorus, nor even for the year 1823.
The Lawrence Academy music program presents the second yearly concert in its series, Calling All Composers! Intended to provide Lawrence Academy students and the Groton community direct access to the highest level of both piano performance and composition, the series welcomes pianist Jun Toguchi, who will perform the works of two of Lawrence ... (more)
Heat's no match for these options - Fri, 10 May 2013 PST
Sure, it seems crazy to complain about hot weather in May, given the past few Seattle-like springs we've endured.
Final weekend for 106th Bethlehem Bach Festival
The 106th Bethlehem Bach Festival continues through this weekend, highlighting two works not by Bach, but celebratory in their own right.
NJ Conservatory presents concert
NJ Conservatory's Symphonic Chorus and Orchestra, Edwin Foster, conductor/director and Eric Schaberg, concertmaster, will present Mozart's "Grand Mass in C Minor" at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 246 Woodport Road, Sparta, on Saturday at 8 p.m. The program will also feature Beethoven's "Symphony No.
The conductor of the Boulder Chamber Orchestra has programmed Beethoven's Third Symphony and Fifth Piano Concerto, two popular avatars of the composer's heroic style, for its upcoming concert .
Houston Symphony Performs Beethoven's EROICA; Janina Fialkowska Plays Chopin, Now thru 5/12
Tonight, May 9 and May 11 & 12, Maestro Hans Graf will conduct the Houston Symphony in a moving program beginning with Weber's Overture to Euryanthe and ending with Beethoven's epic Symphony No.