Marcus Tsutakawa and David Upham share the podium for a Halloween concert, a good, unhackneyed program of spooky music by…
A comic opera suffers from too much shtick.
A rarely performed and very bland opera
SEATTLE BAROQUE FESTIVAL Seattle Baroque, offering 18th-century music (and earlier) at its most engaging, presents mythological music for their festival’s…
The heart of Eugene Onegin.
Log on, if you have a moment, to www.sequenza21.com, a contemporary music-news site, and check out their list of 12…
How a classical open-mike night helps to open ears.
Tangos, mini-opera, and best performance by a cellist.
How ‘Buffy the Backside Slayer’ can pamper the ‘Yule Dude’ on your list.
UW’s School of Music takes on theology, the French Revolution, and an opera.
Black Water resuscitates Mary Jo Kopechne’s story.
A local composer makes hands-on sound waves.
Taking in the Greatest Living Wagner Soprano.
Remembering a year of classical triumphs.
Seattle Opera’s Vanessa isn’t an opera at all.
Showcasing the enchanting contradictions of Poulenc.
Disregard those premature obituaries; Northwest orchestras are still thriving below the headlines.
Our classical music critic airs his concertgoing pet peeves.
A great Seattle Opera production gives Strauss his due.
The SSO and Marilyn Horne infuse old standards with new magic.
