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Cellist Haimovitz is free-spirited about mixing classical, modern
There's a sort of paradox in the artistic spirit of cellist Matt Haimovitz. He is best known as a prodigy-turned-apostate. Almost a decade ago, having forsaken the rote life of the high-flying soloist, Haimovitz began playing solo concerts in coffee houses, bars, restaurants - anywhere he could detach himself from the often stifling atmosphere of ...
RTA construction manager arrested on bribery charges
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Review: Symphony's festival is summer treat
A glass of wine, a fresh salad and the Nashville Symphony playing beautiful music right in front of you.
Classical pianist offers balancing act on the keys
Christopher O'Riley performs with the BSO Thursday and Saturday. For his appearance this week with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra , Christopher O'Riley will perform works by 20th-century French composer Maurice Ravel and Radiohead , the British alternative rock band - a perfectly normal juxtaposition for this pianist.
Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra: safe in the hands of Riccardo Chailly
Where would you locate the dead-centre of the great classical tradition in music? Vienna, is the answer most people would give.
Pinchas Zukerman, Dallas Symphony deliver solid reading of myriad works
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra brought works by Igor Stravinsky, Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms to Tuesday's concert at the Kravis Center.
Simone Dinnerstein loves playing Bach almost anywhere
Concert pianist Simone Dinnerstein once played in The Big House. This weekend, she's going to play in The Big Room.
Love songs will echo through Mariner's Bethel Church in Ocean View at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb.
Artist profile: Milica Jelaca Jovanovic
Western Washington University assistant professor of music Milica Jelaca Jovanovic, who was born in Belgrade in what is now Serbia, had an early start in her future profession when she began giving public ...
La. Tech faculty concerts continue
Dr. Kristin Polk, assistant professor of music at Louisiana Tech, will present the second concert of this year's Faculty Concert Series on Thursday at Howard Auditorium, Center for the Performing Arts.
Classical review: Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment/Rattle, Royal Festival Hall, London
'No, it's a lie!' the tormented Robert Schumann used to cry out, as he lay in the asylum where he would end his days.