Examining greatness of Brahms' 'Requiem'
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L ive Arts Maryland has launched a new music series exploring why a piece of music is considered great. The series is under the direction of J. Ernest Green and works with the Chamber Chorus of the Annapolis Chorale and soloists. [read full story]
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