Nov 8, 2009 | Scotsman.com Living
NICOLA Benedetti pulled in the biggest crowd of the season for her Glasgow appearance with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
Music with no strings attached
Joshua Bell has played with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra more than a dozen times since he helped write the first chapter in its 'Symphony on the Prairie' history as a 12-year-old in 1982.
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Polish orchestra taps into power of a renaissance
THE next concert in the Assembly Rooms' classical season sees the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra visit Derby.
Esteemed cellist hits Madison for exclusive concert
Madison native David Finckel, hailed one of the preeminent cellists in the country, returns to his hometown Oct.
October's Artist of the Month: Conductor Jahja Ling
San Diego Symphony music director Jahja Ling. Jahja Ling, the San Diego Symphony's conductor and music director, has never forgotten the first time he heard the sound of a live symphony orchestra.
ISO announces Venzago replacement conductors
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra announced today nine guest conductors replacing the dismissed ISO music director Mario Venzago.
Sommerfaves: The best orchestra selections
Even in a lean year, Sommerfest has a fairly extensive menu of classical, jazz, comedy, pops and opera.
Image credit: Chris Lee Today, Herbert Blomstedt leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra and violinist Joshua Bell in a program of Bruch, Beethoven, and Dvorak at the Koussevitzky Music Shed of Tanglewood, the BSO's summer home, in Lenox, Mass.
Music: Classical concerts around the county
During the Hearst Castle's heyday, music was part of the entertainment lavished on celebrities such as Charles Chaplin, Winston Churchill, Joan Crawford and Charles Lindbergh.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Performs the Score From Psycho
If you're one of the first-rate violinists playing for Charm City's resurgent orchestra, you may well dream of playing some killer Tchaikovsky-perhaps that famous Serenade for Strings.
Olympic Music Festival again promises to enchant
All concerts begin at 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, 7360 Center Rd., Quilcene; $12-$27 . June 27-28: Bach/Brahms Chaconne; Bruch Four Pieces for viola, clarinet, and piano operatic aria arrangements; Dvorak Piano Duet; Bohemian Forest.
Orchestra seasona s strength in sampled tastes
Some musical seasons just fall into an easily assembled interlocking puzzle. This coming year's classical season for the Naples Philharmonic is more like a Whitman's Sampler: It's a wide assortment of unique fillings.
Young pianist gets top scholarship
Pianist Daniel Tselyakov topped the list of aspiring classical musicians vying for the Women's Musical Club of Winnipeg's annual scholarships this weekend at the University of Manitoba.
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