Among the evening’s surprises were a concerto for turntables and an audience-participation performance featuring 100 metronomes. […] Soon, the clicking of 100 metronomes echoed through the lobby, a sound that is strangely similar to a pot of popcorn. Continue reading Late Night at the Seattle Symphony with Turntables, Serialism & 100 Metronomes
This weekend, members of the New York-based International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) are in town for a series of concerts with the Seattle Symphony. Thursday evening’s performance kicked off the festivities with Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, and an unusual world premiere. Continue reading Classical and Contemporary Converge at the Seattle Symphony
Welcome to October! This month is jam-packed with classical music events in the Seattle area, enough to have our critics scrambling from concert to concert every week. Here are a few of our top picks for the month ahead. Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for October
