A conversation with Seattle
Michelle Witt, artistic director of the UW World Series, has since her advent here strived to broaden the offerings in … Continue reading Sō Percussion, a Quartet with Real Rhythm, Delights at UW World Series
Last Friday, the Seattle Modern Orchestra presented a John Cage retrospective. The evening highlighted a variety of the composer’s works, including the ambitious Concerto for Prepared Piano and Chamber Orchestra. Continue reading Seattle Modern Orchestra Explores the Curious Musical World of John Cage
Seattle’s classical calendar is full of intriguing events in November, from musical comedy to microtonality to Mahler 4. Explore something new this month! Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for November
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
John Cage fans, rejoice! This month marks the hundredth anniversary of the composer’s birth, kicking off Cage centennial events everywhere. Last weekend, Seattle-based vocal ensemble The Esoterics hosted an ambitious Cage tribute of their own. Continue reading A Mirthful John Cage Centennial Celebration with The Esoterics
Alas, the sunny days of summer are winding down. However, as fall approaches, classical music ensembles are gearing up for a new concert season. Here’s what we’re looking forward to in the month ahead. Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for September
On Tuesday evening, the third annual “May Day! May Day!” concert brought a whirlwind of new local music to Town Hall Seattle. Performers included composer Aaron Otheim, the Seattle Modern Orchestra, and the Seattle Chamber Players. Continue reading May Day! A Soundcloud of New Local Music Envelops Town Hall