Playlist: The Most Nostalgic Classical Music
Beloved music that is sure to conjure up fond, warm memories.
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Eric Owens To Miss Lyric’s 2020 Ring Cycle, Replacements Announced
The celebrated American bass-baritone was slated to appear as Wotan but has withdrawn because of health issues.
The Well-Tempered Election Analyst: How Arnon Mishkin prepares (with a little help from Bach)
Arnon Mishkin has been called a data ninja, analyzing exit polls and explaining shifting voting blocs. How then does he prepare for the grueling hours ahead on the day and night of a Presidential Election? He plays the cello.
Three Faiths Connected Through Music: ‘O, Jerusalem!’ With Apollo’s Fire
Does a city have its own distinctive musical style? The early music ensemble Apollo’s Fire and artistic director Jeannette Sorrell explore that question with their upcoming Chicago-area performance, “O Jerusalem! Crossroads of Three Faiths."
Playlist: Your Guide to Chopin’s Études
Explore Chopin’s études - some of the most beloved works in the piano repertoire - by listening to some of our favorites and learning more about them.
Higdon opera for Philadelphia to have 3 different endings
The opera is a fictionalized account inspired by the theft of seven artworks from a museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
5 Questions with Marin Alsop [Video]
"I think that art needs to serve the public... not just to be comforting and familiar, but to push the envelope," declares Marin Alsop.
AP: US opera union probe finds Plácido Domingo abused power
People familiar with the findings have said that an investigation found more than two dozen people who said they were sexually harassed or witnessed inappropriate behavior by Domingo over two decades
Robbie Ellis’ Comedy Tunes Prove that Classical Music Can Be Funny [Videos]
Think you know a lot about classical music? Robbie Ellis, WFMT host, composer, music director, and comedy songmaker extraordinaire shares four untold musical revelations that will have your head spinning!
Music of the Baroque Announces 2020-21 season
On February 21, Music of the Baroque announced its 2020-2021 season, the ensemble’s 50th.
Video: Pianist Taek Gi Lee Shares a Dynamic Recital of Beethoven and Liszt
Pianist Taek Gi Lee, who hails from Seoul and studies at the Curtis Institute of Music, shared a sensitive performance of works by Beethoven and Liszt.
