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Alfred Brendel works with a graduate student during a master class. World-renowned pianist Alfred Brendel sang, gestured and rose to his feet passionately - all to imitate the rise and fall of a melody to School of Music students gathered at the Morse Recital Hall Thursday.
Matthew Neenan's "Last of the Year"
BalletX, a contemporary dance company in Philadelphia, opens its third season at The Wilma Theater November 19-22, 2009 and presents world premiere by Matthew Neenan "Last of the Year" set to the classical score by Antonio Vivaldi, Alexander Borodin and Franz Schubert.
LSO/Tilson Thomas, Barbican, London
For some reason a debate has reared its head about how the credit crunch has stifled adventurous concert programming.
Langridge/Norris/Doric Quartet, Wigmore Hall, London new
Philip Langridge may have lost his youthful glamour as Britten's post-Pears tenor mouthpiece - presumably he doesn't have that vital picture in the attic - but at 70 he's still debonair.
Classical music has its day at the White House
Classical music took over the White House on Wednesday as Barack and Michelle Obama used two concerts and a series of workshops for young musicians to send a clear message that the music of the masters isn't just for stuffed shirts.
Rambert at Sadler's Wells review
Evolution of dance: Mark Baldwin's 'The Comedy of Change' Henri Oguike's new work, Tread Softly, is flawed but powerful, and demands more than one viewing.
A Venerable Ensemble's Performance, Filtered Through a Hall's Odd Acoustics
The Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, founded in 1841, is just a year older than the New York Philharmonic , but with its avowed specialty - music of the Viennese Classical era - this ensemble makes the conservative Philharmonic look like a wild-eyed new-music band.
Classical pianist says economy hurts budding musicians
Renowned classical pianist Andre Watts will appear in recital at the Kimmel Center's Verizon Hall at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov.
Tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Paul Lewis are two British musicians at the height of their powers.
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Returning for a third season, Vancouver Recital Society showcases the brightest young stars already appearing on the international stages.
The Concertmaster Trio Elliott Markow, violin & viola Steven Jackson, clarinet George Lopez, piano WHAT: CHAMBER MASTERS WHERE: The First Church - 1 Concord Street - Nashua, NH 03064 WHEN: November 15, 2009 at 3PM WHY: FIRST MUSIC continues in its second season with a spectacular concert program including works by Mozart, Schubert, Khachaturian, ...
O.C. conductor keeps small orchestra alive
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Review: Derby Chamber Music a " Atrium Quartet
Formed in St Petersburg and currently based in Berlin, the Atrium Quartet has been winning consistently high praise, and their technically very impressive playing showed why.
Renowned pianist stirs emotions behind bars at Jessup
As a child, Heather Patterson played the piano. She's always loved opera and classical music .
He will perform works by Schubert and Chopin. Artists/Date/Concert Location Vladimir Feltsman, Piano Saturday, November 14, 2009, 8:00 PM Seligman Performing Arts Center Located on the campus of Detroit Country Day School 22305 West 13 Mile Road, Beverly Hills Artist Bio Please see: www.artsmg.com/Piano/VladimirFeltsman/index.html or ...
Review: A sly salute to Haydn via Schubert, Brahms
For his first concert as the Boston Chamber Music Society's new artistic director, violist Marcus Thompson honored an absent guest, as he remarked to the audience.
Yo-Yo Ma returns to St. Louis for Symphony's gala
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra hasn't had a gala in a decade. Celebrated cellist Yo-Yo Ma hasn't performed here since 2002.
Afternoon Music Presents Acclaimed Violinist November 8th at Unitarian Church in Summit
Afternoon Music Presents Acclaimed Violinist November 8th at Unitarian Church in Summit By The Unitarian Church in Summit 10/15/2009 Violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins and pianist Craig Ketter combine to present the first concert of Afternoon Music's 2009-2010 season on Sunday, November 8, at The Unitarian Church in Summit, 4 Waldron Ave.
Free lunchtime classical concert series starts Thursday in downtown St. Paul
The Schubert Club 's weekly free lunchtime concert series starts a new season Thursday in St.
LOUIS LangrA©e is one of today's most interesting Mozart conductors, and here was the evidence.
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