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Bach’s B Minor Mass Given an Arresting Hearing at St. James
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Bach’s B Minor Mass Given an Arresting Hearing at St. James

It’s a shame that Bach never heard his B Minor mass in its entirety. While each individual chorus or aria … Continue reading Bach’s B Minor Mass Given an Arresting Hearing at St. James

Brahms’ comforting Requiem
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Brahms’ comforting Requiem

Although the title of Brahms’ great work is Ein deutsches Requiem, the composer later felt he should have called it … Continue reading Brahms’ comforting Requiem

What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks For May
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What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks For May

Though May is already in full swing, there are still plenty of options for classical music fans looking for live music. This month’s offerings run the gamut from opera and chamber music to modern dance and ballet. Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks For May

A Passion concert for Lent
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A Passion concert for Lent

Three big choral pieces anchored Seattle Pro Musica’s Lenten program, Passio, Saturday night at St. James Cathedral, one each from the … Continue reading A Passion concert for Lent

Seattle Pro Musica Honors Britten’s Legacy With “A Ceremony of Carols”
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Seattle Pro Musica Honors Britten’s Legacy With “A Ceremony of Carols”

Seattle Pro Musica celebrates the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten’s birth with a concert of Christmas-themed choral works, including yuletide favorite A Ceremony of Carols. Two more performances of the program are scheduled for December 14. Continue reading Seattle Pro Musica Honors Britten’s Legacy With “A Ceremony of Carols”

What We’re Hearing This Holiday Season: Classical Music Picks For Christmas
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What We’re Hearing This Holiday Season: Classical Music Picks For Christmas

The holiday concert season is already in full swing, but there’s still a full calendar of festive musical events set to spread Christmas cheer throughout the Seattle area. We’ve compiled a small sampling of yuletide offerings for everyone, from grandma to your hipster cousin. Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Holiday Season: Classical Music Picks For Christmas

What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for May
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What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for May

As the weather gets warmer, things are starting to heat up in the local classical music scene. Catch world premiere performances, explore great works of the 20th century, and travel back in time to 17th century Italy or 12th century Germany. Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for May

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  • Adam Hornblower on Seattle’s ‘Pinafore’ Sails Gallantly Onward (with No Little Exaggeration)
  • Stephen Creswell on Seattle’s ‘Pinafore’ Sails Gallantly Onward (with No Little Exaggeration)
  • Diana on SIFF Interview: Writer/Director Nick Naveda and Producers Nancy Taylor and Taylor Grabowsky Share the Magic of ‘Say You Will’
  • Darleen on SIFF Interview: Il Divo’s David Miller Talks About His Debut Short, ‘A Hand of Bridge’
  • Clifton Swanson on From Tafelmusik, a Bach That’s All Business

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