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Still from TÁR (2022): Tár rehearses music newly admitted orchestra cellist Olga Metkina

Tár Music Supervisor: ‘It’s rare to have classical music on screen in that way’

A conversation with Lucy Bright about the ethical considerations of music supervision, Tár’s most surprising musical Easter eggs, and more.

Associated PressJuly 12, 2018

Spears, Smith to write ‘Castor and Patience’ for Cincinnati

Color photo of Boystown Rainbow Pylons Legacy Walk LGBTQ

Stephen RaskauskasJuly 12, 2018

Tchaikovsky Memorial to Be Installed in the Heart of Chicago’s Boystown

Keegan MorrisJuly 5, 2018

Montreal Jazz Fest cancels Robert Lepage’s “SLĀV” amid criticisms of white artists performing slave songs

Still scarred, Notre Dame lives anew in coronavirus crisis

Associated PressApril 10, 2020

Just days before the first anniversary of the inferno that ravaged the beloved Paris landmark, the French capital’s archbishop led Good Friday celebrations unlike any that have gone before inside the centuries-old jewel of Gothic architecture.

Long Distance Music Saves the (Wedding) Day!

Maggie RebergApril 9, 2020

How some creative thinking helped give a wedding live stream the music it needed.

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“Ellis Island: The Dream of America” is a symphonic celebration of America’s immigrants

Michael San GabinoJune 29, 2018

Over 40% of Americans can trace their family lineage through Ellis Island. Now, there is a symphonic-dramatic work celebrating these vibrant immigrant communities.

At Northwestern University, soprano Renée Fleming tells graduates to “find your voice,” “get out there and use it”