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Two young prodigies return to Seoul
Chang Ha-na and Sarah Chang are two of the most sought-after musicians of their generation.
What's Happenin': Winter, 2009-10
The Quad City Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of conductor Mark Russell Smith, is set to debut the third of its season's six Masterworks concerts.
Liverpool Arts: Daily Post Arts Editor's Pick of the Day: Thursday November 26, 2009
CLASSICAL: Brahms shows his lighter side in his sunny Piano Concerto No. 2, a romantic epic that still manages to be playful.
Medina Chorus sets Winter Concert
The Medina Chorus will present its Winter Concert at 3 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Medina High School Performing Arts Center, Middle Stage,777 East Union Street, Medina.
In an experiment conducted by the Washington Post, Bell, one of the finest and most famous violinists on the planet, set up in a Washington, D.C., subway station during morning rush hour.
Classical review: Scottish Chamber Orchestra
THE SCO took one of its mischievous ventures into the bigger symphonic repertoire on Friday.
Friends joining Hagen for concert at the Sid
Fanny Bay seems like an unlikely connection between classical musicians but when pianist Sarah Hagen met cellist Fanny Bray, the play on words became just that.
Anton Nel, Ann Arbor Symphony shine with 'Brahms and Friends'
Would Brahms have "friended" Prokofiev or Bizet? Who knows? All I can say is the three got on swimmingly Saturday evening when the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra put them together in a program of " Brahms and Friends " at the Michigan Theater.
Sutton Syphony Orchestra back in business
Sutton Symphony Orchestra host their final bash of 2009 this weekend when the talented group once again take over the St Andrewa s United Reform Church for a classical spectacular.
The audience will be as tickled as the ivories when the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra presents its third annual Duo-Piano Gala, with eight of the area's finest pianists performing on Tuckerman Hall's two Steinway grand pianos - one a restored 1902 original - on Nov.
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I have spent most of my adult life going to the theater three or four times a week, during Tony season sometimes more.
MUSIC SEOUL ARTS CENTER, Concert Hall Thursday: 11 a.m. Concert. This concert is part of a series of classical performances held every second Thursday of the month at 11 a.m. This week, cellist Song Young-hoon plays pieces by Brahms, Wagner and Beethoven.
Lubbock Symphony Orchestra's "Masterpieces of Vienna"
Title: Lubbock Symphony Orchestra's "Masterpieces of Vienna" Location: Civic Center Theatre Link out: Click here Description: Rooted in classical tradition, the works of these giant composers cast a powerfully intense shadow still felt today.
Musica Sacra and Chorus pro Musica open their seasons Sunday
Two of Boston's many choruses are opening their seasons on Sunday, and both concerts mark important milestones in the groups' respective histories.
Only one of the 18 pianists in the South Bank's international piano series has programmed music by Brahms.
Utah Symphony: Conducting music like a second skin
Pinchas Zukerman shows no sign of slowing down. At 61, after making music for more than 40 years, Zukerman's annual concert schedule includes more than 100 performances on five continents, conducting orchestras, playing chamber music and soloing on violin or viola.
MUSIC: Some Recordings Worth Hearing
I still like CDs. But whatever format you use to feed your music-listening habit, there are still some worthwhile classical recordings being released.
Symphony dabbles in colorful sounds Nov. 6-7
By the 19th century, composers began to play with sounds in the orchestra the way painters play with colors on their palate.
We asked, after a review of the Mendelssohn birthday concert at the Naples Philharmonic Center on Oct.
Valley Symphony Association is pleased to announce that its first concert of the 39th season will feature the music of great classical composers - Bach, Beethoven and Brahms! The orchestra will play Hungarian Dances by Brahms and Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No.
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