Wishing the classical doomsayers would clam up.
Best Resident Diva
Love comes and goes poignantly in Seattle Opera’s opulent production.
These holiday CDs aren’t for the lactose-intolerant.
The traditional meets multimedia.
Seattle Baroque and the Tudor Choir recreate musical history for the holidays.
Here’s drumming like you’ve never heard before.
Seattle Opera’s Norma hits high marks for bel canto fans.
A year of ups, downs, and splashy premieres.
A local six-stringer thrives between the genres.
The DAE explores where the beautiful intersects with the grotesque.
A new space values free sounds.
From labor unions to folk songs, composer Frederic Rzewski’s works explore America’s social issues.
Weber’s Der Freischütz soars musically but suffers visually.
Inside the minds of two brilliant musicians.
With the sound of chamber music.
Remembering musicians lost to the Holocaust.
The wild boys from Seattle School pay tribute to an icon’s boundary-pushing early days.
Two ‘concentration camp’ operas have Seattle debuts.
More than a thousand letters reveal a passion for living and loving.
