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Hebrew, Farsi and Latin?
The versatile Seattle Choral Company has more strings to its bow than most realize when attending one of its excellent concert performances in Seattle. For instance, you’ll hear its voices on dozens … more →
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Hebrew, Farsi and Latin?
Philippa Kiraly wrote 1 year ago: The versatile Seattle Choral Company has more strings to its bow than most realize when attending o … more →
Enlightened Beethoven
Philippa Kiraly wrote 1 year ago: In town for a few days conducting a Beethoven residency at the University of Washington, Irish piani … more →
Chagnard ends Sinfonietta season with Beethoven's 9th
Philippa Kiraly wrote 1 year ago: The Northwest Sinfonietta finished out its season Friday night with a triumphant performance of Beet … more →
Review: Fundamental Baroque
Philippa Kiraly wrote 1 year ago: One of Europe’s premier period instrument groups, Il Fondamento Baroque Orchestra from Brussels, ap … more →
Review: Camerata Ireland
zachcarstensen wrote 1 year ago: By: Philippa Kiraly On his 2006 visit to Benaroya Hall, Barry Douglas was the featured soloist with … more →
Review: Manuel Barrueco
zachcarstensen wrote 1 year ago: By: Philippa Kiraly The main auditorium at Benaroya is too big for a classical guitar concert, but w … more →
Review: Choral Arts St. John Passion
zachcarstensen wrote 1 year ago: By: Philippa Kiraly Around Puget Sound at Christmastime, we can hear Handel’s Messiah performed on a … more →
Lifting The Curtain
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zachcarstensen wrote 1 year ago: By: Philippa Kiraly The latest program offered by the Medieval Women’s Choir this past weekend was o … more →
Motets And The Modern
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zachcarstensen wrote 1 year ago: By: Philippa Kiraly Bach can sound good in any configuration— jazzed up, swung, or straight, on stee … more →
Puttin' On The Ritz
zachcarstensen wrote 1 year ago: By: Philippa Kiraly I can’t think why the UW World Series isn’t packed for every concert, the qual … more →
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