A Twyla Tharp Master Class on Themes, Variations and AllusionsTwyla Tharp's Diabelli Variations showcases the fusion of classical music and American social dance, highlighting her innovative choreographic genius.
For Cleveland Orchestra, It's Beethoven (and Freedom) to the RescueThe Cleveland Orchestra's program at Carnegie Hall, although meant to feature a star, became a profound statement on human dignity and freedom.
"Forever thine, forever mine, forever us" - Northwest Sinfonietta and violinist Denise Dillenbeck premiere Nancy Ives' Beethoven-inspired violin concerto * Oregon ArtsWatchBeethoven had a complex social life, and his love letter to the 'Immortal Beloved' reveals a passionate side beyond his musical genius.
Review: A New York Philharmonic Evening of Small EpiphaniesMarin Alsop's performance revitalized the New York Philharmonic's interpretation of Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, highlighting emotional depth and transformative musical moments.
Review: Philharmonic Returns to Classics, at Its Own ExpenseFrequent performances of standard works invite unfavorable comparisons and challenge audience engagement. Enhancing originality and variety is essential for maintaining concert value.
Review: A New York Philharmonic Evening of Small EpiphaniesMarin Alsop's performance revitalized the New York Philharmonic's interpretation of Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, highlighting emotional depth and transformative musical moments.
Review: Philharmonic Returns to Classics, at Its Own ExpenseFrequent performances of standard works invite unfavorable comparisons and challenge audience engagement. Enhancing originality and variety is essential for maintaining concert value.
Symphony San Jose presents BEETHOVEN'S EROICASymphony San Jose features Beethoven's Eroica, Strauss' Death and Transfiguration, and Pärt's Cantus in a concert on March 8-9, 2025.
Dance inspires Berkeley Symphony's February programBerkeley Symphony's Music in Motion concert celebrates dance through collaborative performances, featuring Clyne's cello concerto DANCE and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.
Heart-wrenching, joy-inducing and irrepressibly thrilling: our classical critics' highlights of the yearOrchestral performances at the Proms showcased deep emotional insights into well-known works.Funding issues threaten the future of uncompromising artistic projects.
At the Piano With Jon BatisteJon Batiste's "Beethoven Blues" uniquely blends classical compositions with jazz, blues, and funk, offering a fresh interpretation of Beethoven's works.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by HeartThe Aurora Symphony Orchestra celebrated Beethoven's 9th Symphony with a memorable performance that combined music, theater, and audience interaction.
At the Piano With Jon BatisteJon Batiste's "Beethoven Blues" uniquely blends classical compositions with jazz, blues, and funk, offering a fresh interpretation of Beethoven's works.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by HeartThe Aurora Symphony Orchestra celebrated Beethoven's 9th Symphony with a memorable performance that combined music, theater, and audience interaction.
Compose Your Very Own Ode to JoyHappiness traits can be developed, much like Beethoven's music, despite personal struggles.Beethoven's Ninth Symphony reflects joy, but he himself was often melancholic and critical.
Fidelio Royal Opera House 2024Kratzer's production of Fidelio emphasizes the moral obligations of bystanders to act against injustice.
The factional anthem: why dictators, leaders and protesters have fought over Beethoven's NinthMelania Trump's entrance to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony added an absurdist layer to the RNC, prompting reflection on culture and politics.
Beethoven's Ninth and the Ode to Joy: Symphony and PsycheBeethoven's Ninth Symphony captures the universal human aspiration for unity and joy, remaining impactful for over two centuries.
Review: Dudamel is finally back at the Bowl and blissfully all over the musical mapGustavo Dudamel reflects on his impactful journey at the Hollywood Bowl as he prepares to take on new challenges with the New York Philharmonic.
"Tchaikovsky & Barber" w/ the SF Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall (SF)Exploring fate through music compositions by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Samuel Barber.
Review: Dudamel is finally back at the Bowl and blissfully all over the musical mapGustavo Dudamel reflects on his impactful journey at the Hollywood Bowl as he prepares to take on new challenges with the New York Philharmonic.
"Tchaikovsky & Barber" w/ the SF Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall (SF)Exploring fate through music compositions by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Samuel Barber.
Va' a Tosca: What's Happening in Classic Arts This WeekNew York's classic arts scene is vibrant, with notable free performances and events scheduled this week.
Beethoven likely didn't die from lead poisoning, new DNA analysis revealsBeethoven's genome analysis revealed toxic levels of lead, arsenic, and mercury, impacting his health but not causing death.
No Shushing! These are Lincoln Center's Relaxed Performances (And They're Free)Lincoln Center's Relaxed Performances create a welcoming environment for families and individuals with disabilities to enjoy classical music without constraints.
'The Beethoven Effect': Chamber Music Northwest features the great composer in its Summer FestivalChamber Music Northwest focuses on a Beethoven-inspired Summer Festival in 2024.
Review: A New York Philharmonic Evening of Small EpiphaniesMarin Alsop's performance revitalized the New York Philharmonic's interpretation of Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, highlighting emotional depth and transformative musical moments.
Review: Philharmonic Returns to Classics, at Its Own ExpenseFrequent performances of standard works invite unfavorable comparisons and challenge audience engagement. Enhancing originality and variety is essential for maintaining concert value.
Review: A New York Philharmonic Evening of Small EpiphaniesMarin Alsop's performance revitalized the New York Philharmonic's interpretation of Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, highlighting emotional depth and transformative musical moments.
Review: Philharmonic Returns to Classics, at Its Own ExpenseFrequent performances of standard works invite unfavorable comparisons and challenge audience engagement. Enhancing originality and variety is essential for maintaining concert value.
For Cleveland Orchestra, It's Beethoven (and Freedom) to the RescueThe Cleveland Orchestra's program at Carnegie Hall, although meant to feature a star, became a profound statement on human dignity and freedom.
"Forever thine, forever mine, forever us" - Northwest Sinfonietta and violinist Denise Dillenbeck premiere Nancy Ives' Beethoven-inspired violin concerto * Oregon ArtsWatchBeethoven had a complex social life, and his love letter to the 'Immortal Beloved' reveals a passionate side beyond his musical genius.
A Twyla Tharp Master Class on Themes, Variations and AllusionsTwyla Tharp's Diabelli Variations showcases the fusion of classical music and American social dance, highlighting her innovative choreographic genius.
Symphony San Jose presents BEETHOVEN'S EROICASymphony San Jose features Beethoven's Eroica, Strauss' Death and Transfiguration, and Pärt's Cantus in a concert on March 8-9, 2025.
Compose Your Very Own Ode to JoyHappiness traits can be developed, much like Beethoven's music, despite personal struggles.Beethoven's Ninth Symphony reflects joy, but he himself was often melancholic and critical.
Beethoven's Ninth and the Ode to Joy: Symphony and PsycheBeethoven's Ninth Symphony captures the universal human aspiration for unity and joy, remaining impactful for over two centuries.
Review: Dudamel is finally back at the Bowl and blissfully all over the musical mapGustavo Dudamel reflects on his impactful journey at the Hollywood Bowl as he prepares to take on new challenges with the New York Philharmonic.
"Tchaikovsky & Barber" w/ the SF Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall (SF)Exploring fate through music compositions by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Samuel Barber.
Review: Dudamel is finally back at the Bowl and blissfully all over the musical mapGustavo Dudamel reflects on his impactful journey at the Hollywood Bowl as he prepares to take on new challenges with the New York Philharmonic.
"Tchaikovsky & Barber" w/ the SF Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall (SF)Exploring fate through music compositions by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Samuel Barber.
Dance inspires Berkeley Symphony's February programBerkeley Symphony's Music in Motion concert celebrates dance through collaborative performances, featuring Clyne's cello concerto DANCE and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.
Heart-wrenching, joy-inducing and irrepressibly thrilling: our classical critics' highlights of the yearOrchestral performances at the Proms showcased deep emotional insights into well-known works.Funding issues threaten the future of uncompromising artistic projects.
No Shushing! These are Lincoln Center's Relaxed Performances (And They're Free)Lincoln Center's Relaxed Performances create a welcoming environment for families and individuals with disabilities to enjoy classical music without constraints.
At the Piano With Jon BatisteJon Batiste's "Beethoven Blues" uniquely blends classical compositions with jazz, blues, and funk, offering a fresh interpretation of Beethoven's works.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by HeartThe Aurora Symphony Orchestra celebrated Beethoven's 9th Symphony with a memorable performance that combined music, theater, and audience interaction.
At the Piano With Jon BatisteJon Batiste's "Beethoven Blues" uniquely blends classical compositions with jazz, blues, and funk, offering a fresh interpretation of Beethoven's works.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by HeartThe Aurora Symphony Orchestra celebrated Beethoven's 9th Symphony with a memorable performance that combined music, theater, and audience interaction.
Fidelio Royal Opera House 2024Kratzer's production of Fidelio emphasizes the moral obligations of bystanders to act against injustice.
'The Beethoven Effect': Chamber Music Northwest features the great composer in its Summer FestivalChamber Music Northwest focuses on a Beethoven-inspired Summer Festival in 2024.
Va' a Tosca: What's Happening in Classic Arts This WeekNew York's classic arts scene is vibrant, with notable free performances and events scheduled this week.
The factional anthem: why dictators, leaders and protesters have fought over Beethoven's NinthMelania Trump's entrance to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony added an absurdist layer to the RNC, prompting reflection on culture and politics.
Beethoven likely didn't die from lead poisoning, new DNA analysis revealsBeethoven's genome analysis revealed toxic levels of lead, arsenic, and mercury, impacting his health but not causing death.