A conversation with Seattle
Seattle Symphony music director Ludovic Morlot proves himself over and over as a master at designing programs which work: for … Continue reading Morlot Pairs Beethoven and Dutilleux, with Prokofiev to Finish
For a good deal of this weekend, Seattle’s slated to bust out a veritable highlights reel of mild springtime goodness, and … Continue reading Your Live Music Bets for the Weekend of April 29 through May 1
I’m not inclined to think constantly about the Grim Reaper’s rock and roll registry (though the fact that he’s added … Continue reading Bernie Worrell and the Curative Power of the Groove
There’s a wonderfully varied selection of Bach performances in Seattle this spring. Last Friday night brought a rare performance of The … Continue reading Bach’s ‘Musical Offering’ Given by Salish Sea Early Music Festival
At this particular instant the weather is breathtaking, hot, bright, and clear. It’s the perfect backdrop for some serious throwing down … Continue reading Last-Minute Show Alert: Funk Legend Bernie Worrell Gets a Benefit
It isn’t just for kids, though they will enjoy this charming story ballet at PNB (through April 24) immensely. Coppélia’s … Continue reading A Can’t-Miss ‘Coppélia’ Dances into McCaw Hall
A couple of years ago, Patricia Kopatchinskaya was described in London’s Telegraph as “the wild child of classical violin,” and … Continue reading Whirlwind Kopatchinskaya Roars into Benaroya Hall