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Things to do in Warren County on Sunday, May 19
Take a look at some of the best in photographs sent to the Warren Reporter during the week of May 13-17, 2013.
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.
NOCCA cellist, 17, joins Carnegie Hall's prestigious National Youth Orchestra
The day I met Angelique Montes at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts , she walked into her teacher's office carrying her cello in a backpack.
Hastings' Linda Draper Releases New CD 'Edgewise'
Linda Draper, who grew into her music career surrounded by a family of musicians as a Hastings teenager, releases her new album "Edgewise" on May 21.
Bach to the blues, our emotions match music to colors
Whether we're listening to Bach or the blues, our brains are wired to make music-color connections depending on how the melodies make us feel, according to new research from the University of California, Berkeley.
Beauty and the 3 B-sters family show in Hoboken Sunday
More Beauty and the 3 B-sters!" an enjoyable family program of quartets, trios and duos by popular composers past and present will be presented Sunday, at 3 p.m., at The Hudson School, 601 Park Ave., Hoboken.
The Perry County Lutheran Chorale set to perform at Zion Lutheran Church May 31
The Perry County Lutheran Chorale is on their summer tour through Illinois and Indiana, with the theme "Sola Fide," and will perform at Zion Lutheran Church on Friday, May 31.
This week in classical concerts: May 13-19
Boulder Symphony and Boulder Chorale play "Celebrations of Spring," with major works by Haydn, Schumann, Bach, and Bruckner.
Pieces blend voices beautifully
Since the sudden illness in early March of conductor David Griggs-Janower , the Albany Pro Musica has been in flux.
What Gustavo Dudamel can teach us about Bach, Mozart and Mendelssohn
It is a known fact that no conductor can ever interpret/perform a work precisely the way a composer imagined it.
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Live Jazz, May 10-16
Mother's Day this weekend - take mom out to hear some great jazz! This week, visiting stars include a swinging saxman, favorite ex-resident bassist, and sultry songbird, while local heroes dominate spring offerings.
Western Morning News published New season opens with Chamber Ensemble
The 21st season of the popular International Concerts opens at the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery next Thursday with the return of the Chamber Ensemble of London.
Whispering Forest Elementary students 'touch hearts' with their talent: Art East
Students, parents, siblings, and teachers packed Whispering Forest Elementary 's cafeteria for the school's Evening of the Arts program presented May 1. They filled chairs and lined the walls anxious to get a glimpse and pictures, of course, of their child, sibling, friend, or student playing a violin or cello or singing in the school's choir.
Pianist Simone Dinnerstein Joins LPR X 5
Pianist Simone Dinnerstein gained international success from her recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations , which ranked No.
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.
Review: Nigel Kennedy - An Evening of Bach and Fats Waller, Royal Concert Hall
It takes a great musician to be able to hold a large audience's attention with one acoustic instrument and nothing else, but that's what Nigel Kennedy does, effortlessly.
Ordinarily, when the first half of a piano recital consists of two substantial works such as Bach's Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue followed by Beethoven's A flat Sonata Op 110 , it demands full critical focus.
An 'Elijah' with unity and fervor at Williams College
The oratorio is full of dramatic effects -- not just the crowd's cries to the false gods of Baal, but also the more contemplative moments such as the prophet's sorrowing aria "It Is Enough." An unadorned concert performance can conjure up movie-like images of the story from famine and lamentation at the start to the final rejoicing in the Lord.