Articles
Florida Grand Opera to present powerful Holocaust drama “The Passenger” – Mar 26, 2016
Any ambitious singer would normally jump at the chance for a […]
Sarasota Opera to celebrate the final season of Verdi cycle in style – Feb 25, 2016
A case can be made that every opera season is something […]
Conductor Stéphane Denève strives for grazioso balance with home and career – Feb 23, 2016
In every industry, “work/life balance” is a hot and often sore […]
Bard in Boston: Andris Nelsons talks music and Shakespeare – Jan 28, 2016
What music suits a Bard best? Beginning Thursday and continuing through […]
Pierre Boulez 1925-2016 – Jan 06, 2016
Pierre Boulez, one of the most important figures in 20th century […]
Kurt Masur 1927-2015 – Dec 21, 2015
Kurt Masur, a musician whose discipline, command, and stature returned the […]
Guerrilla theater: Current events make Lyric Opera of Chicago’s “Bel Canto” a timely premiere – Dec 06, 2015
It is a young composer’s first opera, a playwright’s first libretto, […]
Adams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning work offers timely environmental music for Miami – Dec 03, 2015
John Luther Adams isn’t the first composer to set the sounds […]
Chicago Symphony’s new bicoastal composers find common musical ground – Nov 19, 2015
Elizabeth Ogonek and Samuel Adams, the Chicago Symphony’s new composers-in-residence, seem […]
Over a tumultuous 75 years, Florida Grand Opera has seen its share of highs and lows – Nov 12, 2015
On February 15, 1965, a young Italian tenor made his American […]
