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Arts
September 21, 2011
New Kid in Town
Ludovic Morlot launches his Seattle Symphony tenure with dazzling performances—and a daring failure.
Arts
September 14, 2011
Fall Arts 2011 Calendar
Ludovic Morlot launches his Seattle Symphony tenure with dazzling performances—and a daring failure.
Arts
June 1, 2011
Ear Supply: American Master
The SSO salutes Sam Jones.
Calendar
November 10, 2010
Seattle Symphony
The SSO salutes Sam Jones.
Blogs
October 29, 2010
Last Night at Benaroya: Silver Sparks and Sonia Braga (in Spirit)
It was a good call for violinist Gidon Kremer--who brought his string orchestra Kremerata Baltica to Benaroya Hall Friday night--not to conduct Bartok's Divertimento, which opened the evening, but to let the 23 players at it themselves. The pained intimacy of the slow movement, with something of the ... More >>
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September 22, 2010
Northwest Sinfonietta
It was a good call for violinist Gidon Kremer--who brought his string orchestra Kremerata Baltica to Benaroya Hall Friday night--not to conduct Bartok's Divertimento, which opened the evening, but to let the 23 players at it themselves. The pained intimacy of the slow movement, with something of the ... More >>
Arts
July 7, 2010
Busting the Pipeline
How the Seattle Symphony’s new head could shake things up.
Blogs
July 7, 2010
Apple Vs. the Frauds and NSFW Performances at Work. Plus, Are Steep Cover Charges Keeping the Kids From Jazz?
Michael PiazzaThe tenor saxophonist Chris Potter.-- Stereophile: "Maybe it's not true that the new generation doesn't like jazz; maybe they just find it too expensive." -- Wall Street Journal: Is Apple doing enough about those pesky iTunes hackers? -- Pitchfork: Bits of the Mavis Staples/J ... More >>
Blogs
June 30, 2010
Matador's 21st, Dirty Projectors Bjork, Slash at The Showbox, and SSO's New Hire
Chris KornelisCat Power at Showbox SoDo.-- NME: Matador Records is celebrating its 21st birthday with a three-night concert series in Las Vegas featuring Spoon, The New Pornographers, Pavement, Cat Power, and other indie favorites. -- Spinner: Dirty Projectors Bjork = Mount Wittenberg Orca ... More >>
Calendar
June 2, 2010
Sting
Chris KornelisCat Power at Showbox SoDo.-- NME: Matador Records is celebrating its 21st birthday with a three-night concert series in Las Vegas featuring Spoon, The New Pornographers, Pavement, Cat Power, and other indie favorites. -- Spinner: Dirty Projectors Bjork = Mount Wittenberg Orca ... More >>
Arts
May 26, 2010
Stage Preview: Uneasily Assimilated
Leonard Bernstein wrote a musical with a personality just as split as his own.
Blogs
April 30, 2010
Last Night at Benaroya: Throbbing, but No Swooning
Yes, it's perhaps a bit calculated, but I appreciated the programming strategy of Robert Spano, who guest-conducted the Seattle Symphony last night, of making Rachmaninoff more palatable by sweetening it with a little contemporary music: John Adams' Harmonielehre, the concert's second half, made his ... More >>
Calendar
March 10, 2010
Efterklang
Yes, it's perhaps a bit calculated, but I appreciated the programming strategy of Robert Spano, who guest-conducted the Seattle Symphony last night, of making Rachmaninoff more palatable by sweetening it with a little contemporary music: John Adams' Harmonielehre, the concert's second half, made his ... More >>
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November 11, 2009
Carmina burana
Yes, it's perhaps a bit calculated, but I appreciated the programming strategy of Robert Spano, who guest-conducted the Seattle Symphony last night, of making Rachmaninoff more palatable by sweetening it with a little contemporary music: John Adams' Harmonielehre, the concert's second half, made his ... More >>
Blogs
April 27, 2009
Bellevue Philharmonic Director is Out
The fat lady appears to be singing for the Bellevue Philharmonic. What started as an ugly labor fight spiraled into a tanking budget, poor ticket sales and canceled concerts. Yesterday the Seattle Times reported that Executive Director Jennifer McCausland will step down in mid-May. Philharmonic Boar ... More >>
Calendar
April 1, 2009
Seattle Symphony
The fat lady appears to be singing for the Bellevue Philharmonic. What started as an ugly labor fight spiraled into a tanking budget, poor ticket sales and canceled concerts. Yesterday the Seattle Times reported that Executive Director Jennifer McCausland will step down in mid-May. Philharmonic Boar ... More >>
Blogs
March 4, 2009
Bellevue Philharmonic Season Ends With a Whimper
Things just keep getting tougher for the orchestra across the water. The Seattle Times reports today that the Bellevue Philharmonic canceled its final Masterworks concert, scheduled for next month. Executive Director Jennifer McCausland says they made the decision to cancel, feeling they couldn't re ... More >>
Arts
February 18, 2009
Spring Arts Calendar
A critical listing of selected events.
Blogs
December 2, 2008
No One's Singing Hallelujah in Bellevue Philharmonic Labor Dispute
The Bellevue Philharmonic is tuning the strings and warming up their lips for the annual holiday Messiah concert this Friday. But it's not all peace on Earth and goodwill to all behind the scenes across Lake Washington--far from it. The musicians, new Executive Director and Board of Trustees are lo ... More >>
Calendar
November 19, 2008
Puget Sound Symphony
The Bellevue Philharmonic is tuning the strings and warming up their lips for the annual holiday Messiah concert this Friday. But it's not all peace on Earth and goodwill to all behind the scenes across Lake Washington--far from it. The musicians, new Executive Director and Board of Trustees are lo ... More >>
Calendar
October 1, 2008
Bellevue Philharmonic
The Bellevue Philharmonic is tuning the strings and warming up their lips for the annual holiday Messiah concert this Friday. But it's not all peace on Earth and goodwill to all behind the scenes across Lake Washington--far from it. The musicians, new Executive Director and Board of Trustees are lo ... More >>
Blogs
January 2, 2008
Schwarz considered for Utah job?
The Bellevue Philharmonic is tuning the strings and warming up their lips for the annual holiday Messiah concert this Friday. But it's not all peace on Earth and goodwill to all behind the scenes across Lake Washington--far from it. The musicians, new Executive Director and Board of Trustees are lo ... More >>
Blogs
September 19, 2007
An August Debut
The Bellevue Philharmonic is tuning the strings and warming up their lips for the annual holiday Messiah concert this Friday. But it's not all peace on Earth and goodwill to all behind the scenes across Lake Washington--far from it. The musicians, new Executive Director and Board of Trustees are lo ... More >>
Arts
October 11, 2006
Baroque. Physics. Play.
A smorgasbord of musical offerings, from Finland to Algiers.
Arts
October 11, 2006
This Week's Critics' Picks
Tavis Smiley, 49 Up, and the Kirov Orchestra top our list.
Arts
September 13, 2006
Cobain Sat Here
The man's chair on Craigslist. Plus: Symphony and ballet news.
Arts
September 6, 2006
Fall Classical
The man's chair on Craigslist. Plus: Symphony and ballet news.
News
May 31, 2006
A Case of Caseys
"If I continually tried to provoke my landlord, a lot of crap would hit the fan."
Arts
March 29, 2006
Getting Fresh With Mozart
He wrote about 650 pieces; why do we always hear the same old six?
Arts
March 22, 2006
High as a Kite at SXSW
Local band The Lashes hits it big at Austin music fest. Plus: News from Northwest Chamber Orchestra and PONCHO.
Arts
January 25, 2006
Classical Calendar
Local band The Lashes hits it big at Austin music fest. Plus: News from Northwest Chamber Orchestra and PONCHO.
Arts
October 19, 2005
Start of an Affair?
Skeptics of contemporary opera may be seduced by Jake Heggie's newest work.
Arts
September 14, 2005
Classical Music Favorites and Calendar
Skeptics of contemporary opera may be seduced by Jake Heggie's newest work.
Arts
April 27, 2005
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, and Joshua Bell.
Skeptics of contemporary opera may be seduced by Jake Heggie's newest work.
Arts
September 8, 2004
Two Times 20
How long can the opera's Speight Jenkins and the symphony's Gerard Schwarz lead?
Arts
September 8, 2004
Fall Arts Calendar
How long can the opera's Speight Jenkins and the symphony's Gerard Schwarz lead?
News
November 5, 2003
Letters to the Editor
"Platonic ideals are for idealists in their ivory towers. A realistic model of government has conflict and can deal with it."
Arts
September 3, 2003
Calendar
"Platonic ideals are for idealists in their ivory towers. A realistic model of government has conflict and can deal with it."
Arts
September 4, 2002
Rant! Everything's Fine, Dammit
Wishing the classical doomsayers would clam up.
Arts
September 4, 2002
Vocal Currency
In multiple tongues, Eric Banks' choir creates a new music sensation.
Arts
February 13, 2002
Classical CD Reviews
In multiple tongues, Eric Banks' choir creates a new music sensation.
Arts
July 4, 2001
The sound that says “love”
Classical music's stickiest etiquette problem.
Arts
October 11, 2000
Bach to the future
Murray Perahia puts his personal stamp on the Goldberg Variations.
Arts
June 28, 2000
Seattle Chamber Music Festival
Calendar of Events
Arts
June 28, 2000
Coming home
A musical reunion for the summer festival circuit.
Music
January 19, 2000
The Old, Normal America
A pair of pre-war compilations highlight American pop at its most forward-looking.
Arts
December 1, 1999
Brief reviews
A pair of pre-war compilations highlight American pop at its most forward-looking.
Arts
November 17, 1999
Tall tales
A real symphonic puppet show!
Arts
September 22, 1999
Familiar thrills
The SSO and Marilyn Horne infuse old standards with new magic.
Arts
April 21, 1999
Oh, say, can you hear . . . ?
American music is celebrated in a week's worth of concerts.
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