Classical Music

T-Club tabs five honorary lettermen

The University of Tennessee Lettermen's T-Club is honoring five individuals by assigning them honorary letterman status for outstanding service and achievements that reflect favorably on the University of Tennessee and its...

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CSO, soprano project lyricism

Strauss' farewell exquisite; Brahms brings ovation. By Sabine Kortals Special to The Denver Post Just a year before his passing, Richard Strauss composed "Four Last Songs" — a beautifully crafted, contemplative study on the...

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Pianist-composer mixes Latin, jazz and classical in concerto

Drenched in jazz and Afro-Caribbean idioms, Michel Camilo's attractive Piano Concerto No. 1 tapped into two larger currents at Thursday's Detroit Symphony Orchestra concert with the composer as soloist.

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Opera singer Soederstroem dead at 82

Stockholm - Swedish opera singer Elisabeth Soederstroem, 82, died Friday in Stockholm from the effects of a stroke, her husband Sverker Olow said. The soprano made her debut in 1947 in a Mozart opera and in the decades that...

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Is Your Child Ready for Piano Lessons?

The answer isn't clear cut. Children develop at a different rate and will be ready for piano lessons in their own time. Most importantly, before starting a child on piano lessons, you should make sure that the lessons are...

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Rare Sights & Sounds In KELOLAND

The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra attracts musicians and fans from all over the country. But Saturday night, the audience is in for a special treat with a performance that can't be matched anywhere in the world. Beautiful...

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Norman concert to feature ‘Composers in Protest’

Comments 0 Published: November 21, 2009 NORMAN — The University of Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Jonathan Shames, will perform "Composers in Protest,” at 3 p.m. Sunday. The concert is in Paul F. Sharp...

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Count found his calling in East Texas

By Van Craddock Saturday, November 21, 2009 Preachers sometimes use life experiences to make sermon points. Goodness knows, early East Texas clergyman Emir Hamvasy must have shared some real lectern lulus with his congregation....

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Curtis Opera and rare Stravinsky

The new Curtis Opera Theatre production of Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress is a test of sorts. How much are you willing to endure for love of this opera? What aspects mean the most to you? Music? Words? Characters?

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Carson Symphony presents Holiday Treat concert Dec. 13

Staff Reports The Carson City Symphony presents the 26th annual Holiday Treat concert 4 p.m. Dec. 13 at the Bob Boldrick Theater in the Carson City Community Center. The program includes the Carson Chamber Singers. Preconcert...

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Chamber Music , Symphonic Music