#classical-music

#classical-music

About a third of the people visiting our club on any given night are from outside of the United States. Yeah, so it only makes sense to go to them, if so many of them are coming to us.

Hurwitz's YouTube channel received almost ten million visits last year, showcasing his rapid and voluminous reviews and opinions about classical music recordings and musicians.

Longplayer, begun on 31 December 1999, is a millennium-long work for Tibetan singing bowls, designed to last 1,000 years and survive as an artificial life form.

The songs, all in Spanish or Portuguese, are by composers from seven countries, and switch seamlessly between art song, folk music arrangements and numbers covered by pop singers.

The story begins in the early 19th century when concert pianists were cultural superstars. Liszt, for instance, packed out European concert halls in the same way that a modern day icon such as Taylor Swift sells out stadiums in minutes.

Lincoln Center hosts concerts for as little as $5 from July 19 through August 9, featuring the Festival Orchestra as part of Summer for the City.

Perry is skeptical of A.I.'s artistic applications, and fears its sweeping effects on her field, especially with generative-music startups replicating artists' styles.

"The costs were prohibitive, and the concert rituals were confusing - when am I allowed to cough?"

When four top film studio musicians formed the Hollywood String Quartet in the late 1930s, its name was presumed an oxymoron. Exalted string quartet devotees belittled film soundtracks, while studio heads had a reputation for shunning classical music longhairs.

Symphony San Jose's 24th season-opening program, MASQUERADE, features three orchestral works, creating a night of music that entertains and captivates the audience.

The story of Van Cliburn is well known: the lanky Texan shocked the world by winning the inaugural Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow during the height of the Cold War, in effect beating the Russians at their own game by playing gold-medal-worthy Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky concerti.

These twenty-seven previously unheard works by Erik Satie, from playful cabaret songs to minimalist nocturnes, have been painstakingly pieced together from hundreds of small notebooks.

Rachel Podger's latest recording features Biber's challenging sonatas, showcasing her expressive freedom and technical brilliance, making it a worthy follow-up to her previous works.

It was refreshing to watch this film after now having sat through 30 years' worth of biopics of various musical figures. This movie removes pretty much all the baloney that most biopics think they need to include.

In times of crisis, BASS has always doubled down on our core belief: the experience of sharing something expressive face-to-face is not a luxury - it's a necessity.

Sviatoslav Richter, despite disliking studio work, became the most recorded pianist of the 20th century, renowned for his dynamic interpretations across decades.

Cowboy Junkies' Margo Timmins possesses a voice that conveys profound emotional depth, shifting from fragile and human to bold and otherworldly, captivating audiences since the late '80s.

"It feels like getting married after loving each other for 36 years," Chung said of his new position at a May 19 news conference at the Busan Concert Hall."

Classical California is America's largest classical radio organization, reaching communities across California and supporting the arts through various partnerships and events.

Even though they are among the most challenging piano concertos in the repertory, there is no shortage of outstanding versions on disc of the three Bartok works.

Yevgeny Sudbin's latest album, focusing on Scriabin's works, showcases his ability to capture the essence and technical challenges of Scriabin's music.

No singer of the second half of the last century has cast a longer shadow on subsequent generations than Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, influencing even those who never studied with him.

Kurtag's 'Jatekok' collection has evolved from didactic exercises to a comprehensive encyclopedia of personal expression, with over 400 deeply varied piano miniatures.

The BMW Classics concert, conducted by Sir Antonio Pappano, will showcase masterpieces from great Italian composers and premiere a new work by Isabella Gellis.

The musicians of the Pops never seemed to look bored, and some had enough ho, ho, ho in them to wear a seasonal hat or even dance onstage.

We had no idea that it would have the success or the impact that it had internationally. In my defence I only can say I had the best of intentions. Then again, so did Dr Frankenstein.

"I couldn't believe it, you know, the first concert - a full house. That was very nice to see," Peskanov exclaimed.

Ludwig van Beethoven's lush Symphony No. 6, also known as the Pastoral Symphony, paints a musical picture of the Austrian countryside, making it an ideal spring soundtrack.

Full disclosure, I'm a founding board member of Classical Up Close, which is Oregon Symphony musicians independent of the symphony (fiercely so) putting on free concerts around the community every Spring.

"Jacobs, who looks much younger than 48, might be serious and love Bach with all his heart, as Bach loved the organ with his, but he doesn't miss out on fun."

Andrew Lewinter brings a unique approach to contemporary music by incorporating elements from classical composers like Brahms and Bach, contrasting today's avant-garde norms.

Broadway shows, world-class art and concerts descend on L.A. this spring, highlighting diverse events from visual arts to classical music, encouraging attendees to explore the vibrant cultural scene.

While classical music is appropriate any time of year, its beauty always feels amplified in the spring, making it the perfect time for orchestral performances.