A conversation with Seattle
Cover image: Soloists Arianna Zukerman and Ann McMahon Quintero perform the Agnus Dei from Verdi’s Requiem as footage from the … Continue reading Powerful ‘Defiant Requiem’ Revisits Verdi in Terezin
For David Miller, making a faithful adaptation of the Samuel Barber play A Hand of Bridge was twenty years in the making. … Continue reading SIFF Interview: Il Divo’s David Miller Talks About His Debut Short, ‘A Hand of Bridge’
One can always rely on Pacific MusicWorks to give Baroque music performances which are as close as possible to the … Continue reading The ‘Stately Anguish’ of Pacific MusicWorks Purcell’s ‘Dido and Aeneas’
Russian music for most of us tends to be romantic, often orchestral, always rich; or else, as sung by Cappella … Continue reading The Cheerful Polyphony of Cappella Romana’s ‘Venice in the North’
The small early music group Intimate Baroque specializes in small scale vocal chamber music using members of Seattle’s large and … Continue reading Intimate Baroque Sings Buxtehude at St. Mark’s
Cover image: Olari Elts, conductor (Photo: Marco Borggreve) Perennially popular, Rachmaninov ‘s music outlasts fads and styles, attracting audiences in … Continue reading Estonia’s Olari Elts Leads Seattle Symphony to Rhapsodic Applause
Cappella Romana sometimes presents other groups in line with what they do, and last Wednesday night it brought to Seattle … Continue reading For The Tallis Scholars, the Renaissance is Now