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by Daniel Hathaway WEEKEND CLASSICAL HIGHLIGHTS: NOVEMBER 13 – FRIDAY 7 pm – No Exit Presents the Bennardo-Larson Duo in observance of Morton Feldman’s 100th birthday (in Ludwig Recital Hall, Kent State University) | Cleveland Jazz Orchestra celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Miles Davis and John Coltrane (at Maltz Performing Arts Center […]
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by Stephanie Manning Of all of Shakespeare’s works, Midsummer Night’s Dream is perhaps the most musically influential. It inspired Felix Mendelssohn to write an overture and incidental music and Benjamin Britten to pen an entire opera. For three Juilliard School students in 2009, it was the character of Lysander that intrigued them specifically. “The most […]
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by Daniel Hathaway HAPPENING TODAY: Four events all begin at 7:30 pm. Apollo’s Fire presents Trinidadian soprano Jeanine De Bique in Echoes across the Atlantic in Gartner Auditorium, Cleveland Museum of Art. Jane Glover leads The Cleveland Orchestra with soprano Julia Bullock in Royal Illuminations in Mandel Concert Hall, Severance Music Center. The Oberlin Guitar […]
This article was originally published on Cleveland.com by Daniel Hathaway | ClevelandClassical.com CLEVELAND, OHIO — On Thursday evening, November 5, in his second week on the Mandel Concert Hall podium, Czech conductor Petr Popelka led a well-paced and nuanced performance of Johannes Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem and the world premiere of Adolphus Hailstork’s fascinating ob...
by Mike Telin “It’s one of those extraordinary works,” American soprano Julia Bullock said about Benjamin Britten’s settings of French poet Arthur Rimbaud’s Les illuminations during a recent interview. “It was the combination of the lyrics and the freshness of the musical material that struck me initially. While I didn’t grasp on the first listening […]
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