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Review: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra gives 'Favorites' lackluster treatment
By Mark Kanny , TRIBUNE-REVIEW CLASSICAL MUSIC CRITIC Thursday, November 5, 2009 Last updated: 5:40 pm The Pittsburgh Symphony's program called "Classical Favorites," performed Thursday afternoon, is somewhat misnamed.
6 and continues through Nov. 21 at the BalletMet Performance Space. The program includes pieces by artistic director Gerard Charles, dancer Adam Hundt and faculty member Maria Glimcher, as well as Twyla Tharp and Michael Uthoff.
Threat to Yarmouth Hippodrome concerts
The outlook for international classical concerts at Yarmouth's Hippodrome Circus is looking bleak because of poor ticket sales - sparking a use it or lose it warning from bosses.
Benefit for the Pa. Sinfonia blends the best of three musicians
''A Musical Triptych,'' this Sunday's entry in an ongoing series of benefit recitals for the Pennsylvania Sinfonia, brings together a disparate trio of musicians, all of whom are connected in one way or another.
Concert Review: Israel Sinfonietta
The Sinfonietta opened its this year's light classical series with a mixed bag of works by nationalist composers.
CSO matches greatness of Tokyo hall
TOKYO --The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has always been a good orchestra. But the concert it presented under Paavo Jarvi on Sunday afternoon in Japan's Suntory Hall firmly established Cincinnati as one of the great orchestras of the world.
Review: Not a a little traveling musica ... Phil and Shelley play big for tour gig
There's a game my friends like to play, when the cameras come out at parties, called "Little Face, Big Face." Little Face is the sweet, family-portrait smile.
Regional orchestra changes name, schedules first concert of season
The Yorba Linda Symphony Orchestra has expanded beyond it original boundaries and has grown into a new name, The Southern California Philharmonic.
CONTEST: L.A. Phil This Friday
THE GREAT LOS ANGELES WALK 4 IS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21! Join us as we hike down Adams and Washington Boulevards, from Downtown Los Angeles to Venice Beach.
Michael C. Moore | Bremerton Symphony Bowls 'Em Over in Season Opener
Top Stories YAHOO! Most Recent Local News MICHAEL C. MOORE By Michael C. Moore MMOORE@KITSAPSUN.COM Sunday, October 25, 2009 BREMERTON - It wasn't a 300 game, but the Bremerton Symphony's first experience with Bowling in many - too many - years was plenty close enough to be classified as a success.
Symphony showcases combined artistry
Jazz legend Dave Brubeck, 88, returns for his 15th appearance at the Monterey Jazz Festival.
Peter Foster: On the path to dependency
Such transparently self-interested claims came this week from Sustainable Development Technology Canada, SDTC, a "clean energy" promoter, a potential boondoggle set up under the Liberals, which is in danger of running out of funding.
Spend the evening with Beethoven and Dvorak
JJ Abernathy Music Times Dr. Paul Abegg, director of string studies at Dixie State College performs Ludwig van Beethoven's Violin Concerto in D Major on Friday evening at the Cox Performing Arts Center.
String and Harp Ensemble Concert at Hawaii State Library
A String and Harp Ensemble from the Oahu Civic Orchestra will present a free autumn concert on Saturday, October 31 at noon in the Lobby of the Hawaii State Library.
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.
Alondra de la Parra will conduct the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra's "From the New World" concert
On Saturday night, during the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra concert , 28-year-old Alondra de la Parra will be one of the youngest people on the Von Braun Center Concert Hall stage.
Symphony season opens with joy
Music could be defined as emotion translated into sound. The dictionary definition gets more complicated.
Symphony - Salute' Saturday October 8, 2009
The Coeur d'Alene Symphony Orchestra kicks off its new season Saturday with one of the best-loved works by an American composer - Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" - paired with one of the best-loved works about America - Dvorak's "From the New World" Symphony No.
Classical music review: Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra misses mark on diverse pieces
Composed just over a century apart, the two pieces on Friday's Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra concert could hardly have been more different.
Museum gears up for Sunday Concert Series
The Lauren Rogers Museum of Art will host the Sunday Concert Series in conjunction with The University of Southern Mississippi Symphony Orchestra Sunday, Oct.
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