Pianist Baryshevskyi, CSO to deliver musical statement tonight
According to Antonii Baryshevskyi, practice does not necessarily make perfect. “The very simple rule is that everybody must practice,” he…
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Review: Lesenger stages ‘artistic’ farewell ‘Onegin’
How people take leave of a job says a great deal about them. This summer marks the last for Jay Lesenger as Chautauqua Opera’s general and artistic director.
Review: ‘An Evening of Pas de Deux’ offers evidence of promising future for Charlotte Ballet
It may seem odd, but Chautauqua audience members got a sneak peak of Charlotte Ballet’s future during “An Evening of Pas de Deux” at the Amphitheater on Wednesday night. Yes, two at a time taking to the stage, not ensemble ballets.
CSO, Opera Young Artists collaborate for night of favor
Life is unpredictable, but that hasn’t stopped guest conductor James Meena from planning to die at the helm of the orchestra.
Young Artists prepare for opera season at opening Sing-In
BRIA GRANVILLE | Staff Photographer Mezzo-soprano Leah Hawkins performs “Ah, mon fils!” from Le Prophete during an “Evening of Arias”…
Valdés, Khristenko to showcase national identities at CSO performance
Guest conductor Maximiano Valdés makes his second appearance this season with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra at 8:15 p.m. tonight in the Amphitheater.
In 18th Piano Competition finals, progress is ultimate prize
At 1 p.m. today in Fletcher Music Hall, finalists Evelyn Lam, Vincent Ip, David Brickle, Benjamin Goodman, Laura Spector and Felisien Ng will take to the stage for half an hour each to play a repertoire of their choice.
CSO performance features Kamio, Minczuk
Mayuko Kamio was 11 years old the first time she played Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, Op. 35 in D Major.
ChamberFest Cleveland brings threes to Lenna
One of the focal points of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra program this summer is an increased attempt to balance contemporary performances with presentations of familiar, classic works.
Versatile Vlad: Vizireanu makes MSFO debut with array of musical styles
Ballet and opera will take center stage at the second Music School Festival Orchestra concert of the season.
Vlad Vizireanu, the School of Music’s 2013 David Effron Conducting Fellow, will conduct five arias and Timothy Muffitt, the MSFO’s music director, will conduct two pieces at 8:15 p.m. tonight in the Amphitheater. Five voice students, the 2012 Sigma Alpha Iota competition winners, will sing Vizireanu’s choice of operatic arias.
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