A conversation with Seattle
For some time Ensemble Lucidarium has been exploring and recreating Jewish music from medieval times and the Renaissance, and they … Continue reading Jewish Renaissance Music Gets “Obscene” with Ensemble Lucidarium
On October 26, the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra performed their season opener concert at Wallingford’s Chapel Performance Space, featuring a delightful program of music by Hector Berlioz and Igor Stravinsky. Continue reading A Blissful Autumn Afternoon With the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra
Brewers and Copperworks Distillery owners Jason Parker and Micah Nutt are no strangers to whiskey or brew, but it was … Continue reading Two Bearded Beer Lovers Take on Whiskey at Copperworks Distillery
There’s no time like Halloween to find a flimsy excuse to whip out that sexy outfit you’ve been wanting to … Continue reading The Most Popular Halloween Costumes Line-Up
In the burgeoning food scene that is Seattle 2013, we’ve already seen a great many thing that can happen on … Continue reading Seattle Dining: Too Much Kitsch, or Not Enough of It?
Guest conductors are nothing new for orchestras these days. Over the past few decades, permanent conductors have become peripatetic and are … Continue reading Danish Conductor Dausgaard at Seattle Symphony: Scandinavian Music is Done Justice
Vegas says the Seahawks will win big Sunday. If Tennessee does pull an upset, it’ll be because of these three players. Continue reading Seahawks Sunday Supper: Tennessee Titans