Thursday Oct 29 | Boston Globe
Review: Local composer's work celebrates orchestra's 30th
Skilled soloist Jennifer Frautschi, shown here during a 2008 performance, lent dramatic flair to Schumann's Violin Concerto.
Touch of genius finds the perfect balance
Simon Woods has been itching to get out of his chief executive's chair at the RSNO and have a good old-fashioned head to head about something close to his heart.
Classical Music: Chopin and Schumann, for starters
Columbia pianist Eun Joo Chung joins with Ronald Mutchnik and Gretchen Geddes in the Sundays at Three concert series, opening its 13th season this Sunday, Oct.
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Sting appears in Twin Spirits a celebration of Robert Schumann
Sting and Trudi Styler: 'If you want people to listen to this music more, then tell the story' It's a bizarre sort of ensemble, a kind of genre-busting supergroup.
Boston Classical Orchestra to open its 30th season
According to music director Steven Lipsitt, Leslie Parnas is "one of those world-class artists who just happen to live here.'' The award-winning musician, often referred to as Pablo Casals's favorite cellist, happens to be featured when the Boston Classical Orchestra opens its 30th season tonight in a program honoring the bicentennials of Felix ...
A great love story is told in words and music
The nearly legendary story of Robert and Clara Schumann was staged and filmed at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in 2007.
Cedille on the move - High-Energy Tracks from Chicago's Classical...
Cedille Records is the independent record label of The Chicago Classical Recording Foundation inaugurated in 1989 by James Ginsburg, then a law student at the University of Chicago.
Outstanding, brilliant artists
'The Berlin Recital' is the new disc in the EMI Classics eclectic collection. It presents two absolutely outstanding, brilliant artists, Argentinean pianist Martha Argerich and Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer, performing works by Robert Schumann and Bela Bartok.
Sommerfaves: The best orchestra selections
Even in a lean year, Sommerfest has a fairly extensive menu of classical, jazz, comedy, pops and opera.
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.
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