What the stars are up to onstage and off. Topic: CLASSICALive
Spotlight: Kiri Te Kanawa, Diplomat; Christoph Eschenbach, Pianist;
David Robertson, Man of the Hour
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Topic: CLASSICALive
The Los Angeles Philharmonic's "Minimalist Jukebox," billed at the first major examination of the Minimalism movement, opens tonight at midnight with a six-hour performance of electronic music hosted by the duo Orb. ...LINK to complete story
Sunday, 5 February 2006
Eastman Wind Ensemble and Eastman Wind Orchestra will pay tribute to Fennell who died Dec. 7, 2004, at age 90 Topic: CLASSICALive
Exactly 53 years ago this Wednesday, Frederick Fennell
gave the downbeat for the very first public concert of the Eastman Wind Ensemble. The world of wind music hasn't been the same since. ...LINK to complete news story
Thursday, 26 January 2006
Topic: CLASSICALive
A wave of Mozart's music will ripple across the planet on Friday to mark the 250th birthday of the composer who bequeathed to the world an immeasurable wealth of beautiful melodies. Including LIVE 365's MUSIClassical radio channel.
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Saturday, 21 January 2006
Topic: CLASSICALive Russian cellist Natalia Gutman will begin her five-month American tour by playing a concert at Sanders Theatre. Gutman’s performances in the United States have been rare, as her travel was once strictly limited by the Soviet government.
Gutman will be accompanied by her son, violinist Slava Moroz and pianist Dmitri Shteinberg ...LINK to complete news story
Saturday, 7 January 2006
Topic: CLASSICALive
A new chord was heard in a six-century-long organ performance of John Cage's Organ2/ASLSP ("As Slow as Possible"), according to the London Times. ...LINK to complete news story
Topic: CLASSICALive There's little doubt that Daniel Barenboim's final concerts in May and June as music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra will be the blockbuster events of the 2006 half of the 2005-06 classical concert season. ...LINK to complete news story
Friday, 23 December 2005
Topic: CLASSICALive
An uninstructed observer could have mistaken Monday night's Speculum Musicae program at Merkin Hall for a rear guard action in behalf of modern composition. An audience of 50 or so listening to four new-music veterans negotiate five pieces might indeed have seemed forlorn, but this was only new music doing its business - leading its quiet, everyday and worthwhile life removed from grand events, big-five orchestras and major concert halls. ...LINK to complete news story
Saturday, 17 December 2005
51st Edition of the Paganini Violin Competition takes place in September 2006 Topic: CLASSICALive
For the first time in the history of this competition, participants will have to play a piece that is to be written especially for the competition, in addition to the pieces that are usually played in the preliminary stages. Azio Corghi, one of the most renowned Italian composers whose fame is well known throughout Italy and abroad, is going to write a new short piece inspired by Paganini's music that semi-finalists will have to perform together with other pieces from the classical repertoire. ...LINK to complete news story
Friday, 16 December 2005
Pianist Sara Buechner to perform Mozart concerto Topic: CLASSICALive With a repertoire of almost 100 piano concertos, Sara Beuchner is one
of the most sought after pianists in the world. She has played with many
of the world's leading orchestra and in January she will perform with
Orchestra London Canada.
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Tuesday, 1 November 2005
Topic: CLASSICALive The music of Mexico's greatest 20th century composers. These include "Chapultepec," by Carlos Chavez; "Janitzio," by Silvestre Revueltas; "Jurame," by Maria Grever; "Estrellita," by Manuel M. Ponce; "Sones de Mariachi,' by Blas Galindo; and "Granada," by Agustin Lara.
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Thursday, 27 October 2005
Topic: CLASSICALive Estelle Parsons stars as Nannerl Mozart in the upcoming Long Wharf Theatre presentation of Sister Mozart, a work combining drama and live classical music, with cellist Harry Clark and pianist Sanda Shuldmann. ...LINK to complete news story
Monday, 24 October 2005
Topic: CLASSICALive
A sold-out crowd gathered at Montreal's Place des Arts on Sunday for the Montreal symphony's first concert since musicians took to the streets in May to strike over salary and working conditions. ...LINK to complete news story
Thursday, 20 October 2005
Topic: CLASSICALive
TALLINN -Classical music is not dead. Mozart, Bartok, Handel, Part,
their names may still dominate the shelves of CD stores, but there's an
entire new generation of European composers out there, very much alive.
And this is just what the International New Music Festival (NYYD) is
celebrating.
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Thursday, 13 October 2005
Topic: CLASSICALive Frank Damrosch, who founded the Juilliard School in 1905, would have been proud of the professional, polished performance the Juilliard Orchestra gave Tuesday night in Isaac Stern Hall to mark the date 100 years ago that classes were first held at Juilliard's predecessor, the Institute of Musical Art.
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Russian cellist Natalia Gutman will begin her five-month American tour by playing a concert at Sanders Theatre. Gutman’s performances in the United States have been rare, as her travel was once strictly limited by the Soviet government.
Gutman will be accompanied by her son, violinist Slava Moroz and pianist Dmitri Shteinberg
There's little doubt that Daniel Barenboim's 
With a repertoire of almost 100 piano concertos, 
The music of Mexico's greatest 20th century composers. These include "Chapultepec," by Carlos Chavez; "Janitzio," by Silvestre Revueltas; "Jurame," by Maria Grever; "Estrellita," by Manuel M. Ponce; "Sones de Mariachi,' by Blas Galindo; and "Granada," by Agustin Lara.
Estelle Parsons stars as Nannerl Mozart in 
Frank Damrosch, who founded the Juilliard 
