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Orchestrating Peace

John Kaufman wrote 2 days ago: Though W.H. Auden famously said in a poem that “poetry makes nothing happen”, it seems t … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Poetry, Music, Georg Solti, world orchestra for peace, Valery Gergiev, Peace, writing

Embrace your inner vintage and join the BBC Concert Orchestra as they capture the spirit of the 1940s in The Home Front.

tleboff wrote 2 days ago: Friday 7 June, 7.30pm Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall Tickets £12 / £15 Click to book online … more →

Honoring England's Britten

John Kaufman wrote 4 days ago: English composer Benjamin Britten, perhaps my favorite “contemporary” composer, whose ce … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Poetry, Creative Writing, Music, Benjamin Britten, War Requiem, pacifism

A Short Review of Milwaukee Ballet's "Swan Lake" as danced by Valerie Harmon as Odette

John Kaufman wrote 5 days ago: If you were fortunate enough to attend the “full house” May 18th, 2013 performance of Mi … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Music Review, Ballet, Music, Swan Lake, Milwaukee Ballet, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Dance, Art

Julia Bollock (no not the X factor singer)

redpandagoesblue wrote 1 week ago: My new favorite young singer – JULIA BOLLOCK This post is in response to seeing her recital at … more →

Tags: Classical Music, julia bollock, Juilliard, bard, Eastman, young singers, Singers, Opera, russian song

Coffee Cantata BMV 211-Johann Sebastian Bach2 comments

Marilyn Maneekrua wrote 1 week ago: Ei! Wie schmeckt der Coffee susse (Mmm, How Sweet the Coffee Tastes). I Love Coffee and anyone who k … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Marilyn, chamber music, Coffee, chamber music, Cantata, Emma Kirkby, Soprano, Vocal

A New Local Voice for Classical Music and Poetry

John Kaufman wrote 1 week ago: When Milwaukee’s only classical music radio station was dropped from the analog airwaves in Ju … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Poetry, Creative Writing, Music, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Under the baton of your dad...Arianna Zukerman tells all

tleboff wrote 1 week ago: How does it feel to give your Southbank debut…under the baton of your dad?  Arianna Zukerman c … more →

Mikis Theodorakis and the poet Tasos Livaditis

TheodorakisFriends wrote 1 week ago: * Tasos Livaditis                                                                                   … more →

Tags: Art, Choir, Europe, films, Greece, Μίκης Θεοδωράκης, Music, Poetry, Politics

From organ to piano

JDB wrote 1 week ago: César Franck (1822-1890) is probably best known for two of his late works, the symphony in D minor a … more →

Tags: Cesar Franck, music for organ, Harold Bauer, Theodor Leschetizky, Carl Czerny, ludwig van beethoven, Paris

Antigone, part 5 ~ Antigone's love, Haemon, performed by Zachos Terzakis (interview)

TheodorakisFriends wrote 2 weeks ago: * Haemon                                                                                             … more →

Tags: Ancient Greece, Art, Choir, Concerts, Greece, Μίκης Θεοδωράκης, Mikis Theodorakis, Music, opera 2

What's on Your Playlist?

Michael wrote 2 weeks ago: What’s on your playlist? What are you listening to? Is it time well-spent? Is it good for your … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Entertainment, Aesthetics, Music

Antigone, part 4 ~ Mikis Theodorakis's Opera "Antigone"4 comments

TheodorakisFriends wrote 2 weeks ago: * Libretto                                                                                           … more →

Tags: Ancient Greece, Art, Choir, Concerts, Mikis Theodorakis, Music, opera 2, spirituality, Aeschylus

My thoughts on Giulio Cesare at the Met Opera

redpandagoesblue wrote 2 weeks ago: Giulio Cesare as an overall production was AMAZING! It showed that opera can be both entertaining an … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Metropolitan Opera, Giulio Cesare

Antigone, part 3 ~ Who is Antigone?4 comments

TheodorakisFriends wrote 2 weeks ago: After analyzing and describing Oedipus, the name that creates a worldwide “Ah…! Oedipus! … more →

Tags: Ancient Greece, Art, Choir, Greece, Μίκης Θεοδωράκης, Mikis Theodorakis, Music, opera 2, Antigone

Spotlight on Denis Kozhukhin

tleboff wrote 2 weeks ago:   Pianist Denis Kozhukhin is at the centre of The Art of Fear, the weekend within Southbank Centre’s … more →

Tags: The Rest is Noise

Pavane for a what....?4 comments

JDB wrote 2 weeks ago: This weekend, my mother (80 years young) and I will be performing a duo piano recital.  One of the p … more →

Tags: European Art, Dance, Maurice Ravel, Diego Velazquez, Museo del Prado, Las Meninas

Antigone, part 2 ~ The cruel story of Oedipus

TheodorakisFriends wrote 2 weeks ago: * An introduction                                                                                   … more →

Tags: Ancient Greece, Greece, Μίκης Θεοδωράκης, Music, Politics, spirituality, Antigone, Evil, foretelling

Abraham Lincoln and the Avant Garde

perkustooth wrote 2 weeks ago: Abraham Lincoln’s speeches and writings are well liked and frequently quoted in many contexts. … more →

Tags: media, Music 2, music scholarship, new music, music, modern music, classical music, experi, Performance, Political music, protest music, Video, aaron copland


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