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The Premiere, in Life and in Music
How will 2021 fare in its early days? Will the early reviews be kind, or savage? And will they prove to be true? The poet Alexander Pope’s line, “Hope springs ...
January 12, 2021
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Michael Kurek
Truth Tellers: Zinka Milanov, the Truth of the Soul
How many centuries did it take to change a sigh and a groan into a song? We will ...
December 26, 2020
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Raymond Beegle
Online Theater Review: ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’: A Holiday Special in Song and on Screen
Get set for a terrific two-hour virtual production on YouTube. The scene is a middle-class home in St. ...
December 21, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
Streaming ‘Peter Pan, A Musical Adventure’
“Peter Pan” first took center stage in a London theater two days after Christmas in 1904. In advance ...
December 19, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
Keeping the Great Christmas Choral Tradition Alive
Most people acknowledge that phrases like “the Christmas spirit” and “the magic of Christmas” describe real phenomena, but ...
December 13, 2020
BY
Michael Kurek
A Festive Concert With MET Orchestra Brass
Met Orchestra brass, Berlin Philharmonic horns, and two-time Grammy Award winning mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard have put together a ...
December 9, 2020
BY
Catherine Yang
Two Takes on the Dickens Classic ‘A Christmas Carol’
There's a reason Charles Dickens's novella "A Christmas Carol" has never been out of print since it first ...
December 9, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Gaelic Psalm Singing: A Tradition Like the Sea
“This unique and primal music form has clung to me. Like the clinging of my mother's love, it ...
November 30, 2020
BY
J.H. White
A Virtual Christmas, Chicago Style
Since the debut of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” at the Goodman Theatre in 1978, “Bah Humbug!” has ...
November 29, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
The Singer Whose Voice Follows the Spirit: Iestyn Davies
“A choir's role in the Anglican church and the church of England is to elevate the worship,” Grammy-Award-winning ...
November 24, 2020
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J.H. White
Truth Tellers: Ludwig van Beethoven, the Triumph Over Suffering
“I love the truth more than anything,” Beethoven wrote to Goethe 200 years ago. Of course, Goethe loved ...
November 23, 2020
BY
Raymond Beegle
Remembering George Butterworth, Composer and a Hero of the Somme
Because the repertoire of classical music is like a web or a maze that can be entered at ...
November 4, 2020
BY
Michael Kurek
The Beatrix Potter Drive-in Theatre Experience
Chicago Children’s Theatre has found an innovative way to offer an engrossing event that will get families out ...
October 20, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
Casting Musicals: Big-Name Actors or Little-Known Talent?
In recent years, we have seen a new trend in musicals that are made for television and film. ...
October 12, 2020
BY
Michael Kurek
A Virtual Songfest: ‘For the Love of Lyric’ Opera
The Lyric Opera of Chicago has been in the process of expanding its patron base for years. Rather ...
September 22, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
China Tightens Control Over Live Performances
The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has now expanded its censorship from the internet, video, TV, and publications ...
September 18, 2020
BY
Alex Wu
A Golden Flute, A Golden Talent: James Galway
Often called "the man with the golden flute," James Galway earned his nickname. It applies not only to ...
September 16, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
Classical or Romantic?
Are we living now in a “classical” or a “romantic” musical era? I mean with a small C ...
September 14, 2020
BY
Michael Kurek
Theaters Cannot Operate With Social Distancing: Andrew Lloyd Webber
LONDON—British theatres urgently need to be given a date when they can reopen at full capacity if they ...
September 8, 2020
BY
Reuters
Developing a New Ballet, Honoring a Young Talent
As a composer of music for the classical concert hall, I have been surprised from time to time ...
September 1, 2020
BY
Michael Kurek
The Lost Art of Great Popular Song
Is the Great American Songbook still being written? The so-called Great American Songbook is defined as a canon ...
August 12, 2020
BY
Michael Kurek
Online Opera Review: ‘To My Distant Love’: Love in a Time of Separation
NEW YORK—There is perhaps nothing more painful than the forced separation of two people who are truly in ...
July 31, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Hard Work Is the Instrument of Mastery: Violin Virtuoso Charlie Siem Scales New Heights
“Life is a journey, not a destination.” “[That platitude] can be a copout, avoiding the effort you need ...
July 23, 2020
BY
J.H. White
Aussie Film Industry Gets a $400 Million Boost to Lure Productions Down Under
Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on July 17, a $400 million boost to the film and television industry ...
July 17, 2020
BY
Victoria Kelly-Clark
UK Pledges Boost for the Arts as It Eyes Socially Distant Performances
LONDON—Britain will invest nearly 1.6 billion pounds ($2 billion) in the arts, and hopes to allow outdoor and ...
July 6, 2020
BY
Reuters
Online Theater Review: ‘The Gifts You Gave to the Dark’: Easing a Loved One’s Pain
In the wake of the current pandemic, theatrical performances must try to present the same emotional effect that ...
June 30, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Exhibition: In the Presence of Beethoven and the Divine
When Ludwig van Beethoven penned his manuscripts, he transformed black ink and white paper into something beyond the ...
June 26, 2020
BY
J.H. White
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