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Arts
February 1, 2012
Four by Four
The Seattle Chamber Music Festival gets a little gnarly. Just a little.
Arts
November 16, 2011
The Orchestra as Toy Box
Splashing sounds all around.
Arts
October 5, 2011
Ear Supply: The Dude Picks a Dud
A conducting star's big-screen stumble.
Arts
September 14, 2011
My, How You've Grown!
In shaky times for classical music, how one local ensemble survived the terrible twos.
Blogs
June 15, 2011
Bellevue Philharmonic Musician Learned of Its Demise On Facebook
Demian JohnstonLast week brought news that the Bellevue Philharmonic will be shutting its doors after 43 years. In a statement released on Friday, Philharmonic Board President Janis Wold said that despite it being an "amazingly lean" organization that had recently undergone "a great number of ... More >>
Arts
May 4, 2011
Ear Supply: Haydn Makes SSO Jump Through Hoops
Demian JohnstonLast week brought news that the Bellevue Philharmonic will be shutting its doors after 43 years. In a statement released on Friday, Philharmonic Board President Janis Wold said that despite it being an "amazingly lean" organization that had recently undergone "a great number of ... More >>
Arts
April 27, 2011
Ear Supply: Jack and Ethel
Two visiting string quartets bring the genre into this century.
Arts
March 2, 2011
Ear Supply: Song of the Exile
A lament for a lost Europe.
Arts
February 16, 2011
Spring Arts Calendar: From Norman Rockwell to Sarah Vowell
A lament for a lost Europe.
Blogs
June 30, 2010
Seattle Symphony Picks Schwarz's Successor
Announced yesterday, the Seattle Symphony's choice of Ludovic Morlot as its next music director--to take over for Gerard Schwarz after the 2010-11 season, his 26th--might at first look like a bandwagon jump; he's only 35, and young is the new black in classical circles after the ascension of Gustavo ... More >>
Blogs
March 13, 2010
Last Night: More Than Fifty Grammy Award Winners Perform In The Same Room On The Same Night. Who Wins?
Phoenix Chorale If you believe that record sales equals music relevancy, then you may think that classical music - which accounted for less than three percent of all record sales in 2009 - needs to be locked up in some museum archive along with the dinosaur bones. However, if you listened ... More >>
Calendar
December 2, 2009
Renée Fleming
Phoenix Chorale If you believe that record sales equals music relevancy, then you may think that classical music - which accounted for less than three percent of all record sales in 2009 - needs to be locked up in some museum archive along with the dinosaur bones. However, if you listened ... More >>
Arts
November 25, 2009
Classical Review: Raw Dawgs
A strong debut from an UW-bred ensemble.
Calendar
November 11, 2009
Opus
A strong debut from an UW-bred ensemble.
Blogs
November 3, 2009
Chamber on My Mind: Wednesday's Best Earshot, Steak & Chamber at the Sorrento
Chamber music just doesn't give us enough to write about, except this week. As part of the Earshot Jazz Festival, Seattle musician and composer Wayne Horvitz's These Hills of Glory, a chamber music piece, will be played by on the violin, piano, clarinet and flute at the Nordstrom Recital Hall, 7:00 ... More >>
Blogs
October 6, 2009
Conductor Resigns From PNB
Pacific Northwest Ballet just announced that conductor Stewart Kershaw, who has led the PNB orchestra for 25 seasons, is resigning. Effective immediately. Complete press release after the jump. "PNB will begin conducting a search for Mr. Kershaw's replacement" is all the release says about who's goi ... More >>
Arts
July 1, 2009
The SSO's Hot Streak
Schwarz and his orchestra have been on an end-of-season tear.
Blogs
May 16, 2009
Town Hall Turns 10 on Sunday
After Seattle Weekly founder David Brewster moved on from this paper in the late 90s, he wanted to continue his civic involvement with the city, which began well before the 1976 birth of SW. So he identified a little-used church just east of downtown, the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. It lay b ... More >>
Calendar
May 13, 2009
American String Project
After Seattle Weekly founder David Brewster moved on from this paper in the late 90s, he wanted to continue his civic involvement with the city, which began well before the 1976 birth of SW. So he identified a little-used church just east of downtown, the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. It lay b ... More >>
Calendar
February 25, 2009
Itzhak Perlman
After Seattle Weekly founder David Brewster moved on from this paper in the late 90s, he wanted to continue his civic involvement with the city, which began well before the 1976 birth of SW. So he identified a little-used church just east of downtown, the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. It lay b ... More >>
Calendar
January 21, 2009
San Francisco Symphony
After Seattle Weekly founder David Brewster moved on from this paper in the late 90s, he wanted to continue his civic involvement with the city, which began well before the 1976 birth of SW. So he identified a little-used church just east of downtown, the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. It lay b ... More >>
News
December 10, 2008
Holiday Spirit Takes a Hit at the Philharmonic
Members of the Bellevue orchestra want to retune their leader.
Calendar
October 1, 2008
Bellevue Philharmonic
Members of the Bellevue orchestra want to retune their leader.
Blogs
July 31, 2008
Gee, Thanks, Norman.
Members of the Bellevue orchestra want to retune their leader.
Calendar
July 2, 2008
Seattle Chamber Music Society
Members of the Bellevue orchestra want to retune their leader.
Calendar
May 14, 2008
The American String Project
Members of the Bellevue orchestra want to retune their leader.
Calendar
January 2, 2008
Seattle Symphony
Beethoven rules the New Year at Benaroya
Blogs
December 28, 2007
Kudos, the Croc, and a Plea for an In-N-Out Burger
Beethoven rules the New Year at Benaroya
Arts
December 19, 2007
Restless Nights
Why “nontraditional” concert venues are no classical savior.
Blogs
December 13, 2007
Schwarz and the Symphony: Soon to Get a New Drubbing in the Press?
Why “nontraditional” concert venues are no classical savior.
Calendar
October 17, 2007
The Esoterics
Combining ancient texts, new music, and innovative technology
Arts
September 19, 2007
Classical Calendar
Combining ancient texts, new music, and innovative technology
Calendar
September 12, 2007
Da-da-da-dummmmm!
Orchestral music that’s fast, cheap, and pretty well under control
Blogs
July 11, 2007
Good news from McCaw Hall
Orchestral music that’s fast, cheap, and pretty well under control
Music
March 14, 2007
Break It Down
Anyone can get a taste for classical, says the youngest member of the Seattle Symphony.
Arts
February 7, 2007
Woman of Valor
The old-school glamour of Polish alto Ewa Podles makes the opera crowd get woozy.
Arts
January 24, 2007
A Norwegian Foursome and Female Throat-Singers
Classical music (and more) this week.
News
January 3, 2007
Thugs, mugs, and mouthpieces
The 'orchestral terrorism' alert level at the Seattle Symphony has fallen to 'low.' But the 'newspaper skepticism' level has risen to 'severe.'
Arts
September 6, 2006
Fall Classical
The 'orchestral terrorism' alert level at the Seattle Symphony has fallen to 'low.' But the 'newspaper skepticism' level has risen to 'severe.'
Arts
September 6, 2006
Strings Theory
Cellist Rajan Krishnaswami hypothesizes that more people would listen to chamber music if it weren't so stodgy.
Arts
March 22, 2006
Crossed Bows
Keeping kids playing through friendly competition.
Film
February 15, 2006
Music From the Inside Out
Runs Fri., Feb. 17–Thurs., Feb. 23, at Varsity
Arts
January 25, 2006
Classical Calendar
Runs Fri., Feb. 17–Thurs., Feb. 23, at Varsity
Arts
November 23, 2005
Beethoven in Bellevue
On choosing the right warhorse to ride.
Arts
September 14, 2005
Classical Music Favorites and Calendar
On choosing the right warhorse to ride.
Arts
August 24, 2005
Up Close and Personal
Some Off-Center Mozart makes the most of strict intimacy.
Arts
August 10, 2005
Echo Chamber
The new Eastside edition of the Chamber Music Society's Summer Festival duplicates Seattle's successful formula.
Arts
May 4, 2005
And the Band Plays On
Backstage bickering has reached a crescendo at Benaroya, but the symphony sounds as good as ever.
Arts
April 6, 2005
Northwest New Works, Craig Sheppard
Backstage bickering has reached a crescendo at Benaroya, but the symphony sounds as good as ever.
Arts
September 8, 2004
Fall Arts Calendar
Backstage bickering has reached a crescendo at Benaroya, but the symphony sounds as good as ever.
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