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Reasons for his close link to the 20th century Russian composer
Ensemble Galante chose a handful of his concerti, an operatic aria, and a solo motet to show off Vivaldi's skill.
Nelsons shows a clear love for Wagner's early success, Tannhauser
Boston loves Italian opera
Ma and Emanuel Ax performed all five Beethoven cello sonatas in one evening at Tanglewood's Koussevitzky Shed
Subtitled "The Leonard Bernstein Memorial Concert" in homage to Bernstein
The exciting English vocal ensemble makes its debut Australian tour for Musica Viva.
The world's most gifted young music students study with esteemed members of the Boston Symphony
Under new artistic leadership this summer after fifty years of visionary music making from festival founder, Lewis Kaplan, the Bowdoin International Music festival continues its tradition of world-class chamber and instrumental music led now by Phillip and David Ying.
Singer Scott Coulter joked that those sitting in the Terrace sections had the "view to kill" at Thursday's San Francisco Symphony concert, but truly all who attended enjoyed a "killer" evening of action-packed, sensual scores and vocals.
At a time when we're often inundated with yet another TOSCA, BOHEME or CARMEN at major opera houses, the Caramoor Festival in Katonah, NY--a couple of hours north of New York City in summer traffic--manages to bring some relief, thanks to the efforts of its Music Director Will Crutchfield.
Maestra Marin Alsop conducts BSO accompanied by the Baltimore Choral Arts Society
An evening with - the only - six-time Tony Award recipient Audra McDonald is more than listening to her rich, versatile voice sing both older and more recent treasures.
Over a hundred years ago, in the land now known as Czechoslovakia, a Moravian biologist named Dr.
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Beethoven's Coriolan Overture was originally written for the theatre.
A rare Puccini receives a lovely production: 'La rondine' at Opera Theatre of St.
John Douglas Thompson gives a tour de force multiple-character solo performance in SATCHMO AT THE WALDORF at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
Disney and Stravinsky clash over Fantasia!
The New York Philharmonic's series of 11am Friday matinee concerts is one of the real hidden gems of the New York cultural experience.
Philly Pops playing Queen, the Stones, The Who, KISS?! Are we in the right place? We sure are!
Andre Watts is in love with the piano and the piano loves him.
CINDERELLA wins more than bracelets in Washington National Opera's closing opera of the season.