What’s the Buzz? Ted Neeley and Jesus Christ Superstar Have Heaven on Their Minds in Park City
Ballet West’s Dracula is Fang-tastic!
Ballet West’s Dracula Chills, Thrills and Makes You Beg for More
Ballet West’s Easton Smith Thirsts for Roles Like Dracula
Celebrating 2010 Holiday Pops with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops
One Flew South, Marcus Hummon and a Little Thing I Call Fate
Ballet West in Perfect Form with Carmina Burana, The Four Temperaments
St. Paul’s Choir of Salt Lake City Performs Dvořák’s Requiem
American Heritage Lyceum Philharmonic Honors Veterans with "The Price of Freedom"
Utah Symphony’s ‘Meet the Musician’ with Conductor David Cho
Lyceum Music Festival Raises Bar on Music Camp in Park City, Utah
Thierry Fischer and Utah Symphony’s ‘Fireworks’ Begin 2010-11 Season with a Bang
Celebrating the Boston Pops and America’s Patriotism, Pride and Independence, Every Day of the Year
Boston Pops Remembers Nona Gainsforth this Independence Day Weekend
EMH Classical Music Spotlights "Mozart Allegro"
Ballet West Academy’s Spring Performance Displays a Rich Garden of Talent
University of Utah’s Lyric Opera Ensemble Delivers Gut Wrenching Dialogues of the Carmelites
A Look Back at Utah Symphony’s 2009-10 Season and a Look Ahead to 2010-11
Contemporary Artists Existential Pilot Charts New Territory in Boston
Boston Pops 125 Salutes American Heroes Part 2: Armed Forces, Arthur Fiedler, Arlo Guthrie, Brian Stokes Mitchell
Boston Pops 125 Salutes American Heroes and Honors Kennedy Brothers Part 1: De Niro, Freeman and Harris
CBS’ Survivor: Villains vs. Heroes After Party with Survivor’s own Billy Garcia and Rock and a Hard Place’s Leah Bitar
John Williams Brings Magic to Symphony Hall in Celebration of The Boston Pops’ 125th Anniversary
The Brilliance of Ballet West and Balanchine’s America
Utah Symphony and Verdi’s Requiem — What’s Not to Like?
The Utah Symphony, Wagner, Bruch, Elgar and a Brilliant Young Violinist Named Will Hagen…Oh My!
Utah Symphony’s Mini Magic Flute Not Just For Kids
Ballet West’s Swan Lake Simply Stunning
Keith Lockhart Leads Utah Symphony with an Inspiring Walton and Smetana
Salt Lake City Performing Arts Scene Alive and Kicking with Ballet West, Utah Symphony and Lyric Opera Ensemble
Ballet West’s Nutcracker Delights Generations
Eberhardt, Mihanovic, Moss, Breault and Lee Share the Magic of Christmas with Free Concert in Salt Lake City
2009 Boston Holiday Pops Spreads Good Cheer!
Utah’s Ballet West Gala 2009 Dazzles in Sixty…
Musicians At Top of Their Game with Canyonlands and Maurice Abravanel Visiting Composer Concerts
The Boston Symphony Orchestra and Beethoven’s Nine…Symphonies, That Is!
Renee Fleming Gives First NYC Master Class at Juilliard
Utah’s Ballet West Dares Us to Dream
Fred Lerdahl Honored As Maurice Abravanel Distinguished Composer
Oboist Geralyn Giovannetti Performs at BYU with Pianist Jed Moss and Bassoonist Christian Smith
Newton Symphony Orchestra Begins 09-10 Season with Brahms and Violin Soloist Markus Placci
Interview with Cellist Wendy Warner for NVPO 2009/10 Season Opener
The Boston Symphony Orchestra Opening Night 2009-10 Isn’t Just For Old Rich Folks
The Sundance Trio Debut CD is Lively, Passionate and Inspired (Giovannetti, Moss, Smith)
Jean-Yves Thibaudet Performs Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 2 at Tanglewood with Boston Symphony Orchestra
Paul McCartney’s Long and Winding Road Leads to Fenway Park in Boston – 8/6/09
Interview:Kevin Farley and Fay Byrd Partner to Create American Regal by Farley Apparel
The Boston Pops, Neil Diamond and Craig Ferguson Celebrate July 4th ‘09 Boston Style!
Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart Believes in Emotionally Compelling Music
Dear MBTA…Your Inaction Compromised My Security and I’m Not Happy
Boston Celebrates the 4th (Dress Rehearsal) with The Boston Pops, Neil Diamond and Craig Ferguson
CDs»
EMH Classical Music Spotlights "Mozart Allegro" (3)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is unquestionably one of the most prolific and most loved composers of classical music. Composing his first melody at the age of five, his first symphony at age eight and his final work, the [unfinished] Requiem Mass in D minor when he was 35, Mozart is credited with more than 600 works. [...]
Celebrities»
Boston Pops 125 Salutes American Heroes Part 2: Armed Forces, Arthur Fiedler, Arlo Guthrie, Brian Stokes Mitchell (0)
How does the Pops celebrate its 125th Season? Class, Tradition and Honor. I haven’t been to any better Pops performances. What a way to celebrate the Pops’ 125th Anniversary! The season isn’t finished yet, and the big finale of the summer is always the Pops on the Esplanade for the 4th of July. Fantastic performances!
- Boston Pops 125 Salutes American Heroes and Honors Kennedy Brothers Part 1: De Niro, Freeman and Harris
- CBS’ Survivor: Villains vs. Heroes After Party with Survivor’s own Billy Garcia and Rock and a Hard Place’s Leah Bitar
- Paul McCartney’s Long and Winding Road Leads to Fenway Park in Boston – 8/6/09
Concerts»
Celebrating 2010 Holiday Pops with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops (0)
Sitting in Symphony Hall once again, I was reminded of the magic of this institution and of this Hall. There with Keith Lockhart at the podium, the third Pops conductor in the past 80 years, I was surrounded by history and the love and beauty of music. The Pops will be performing 37 concerts in less than three weeks, and when the day is over, it’s only about one thing…the music!
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Dear MBTA…Your Inaction Compromised My Security and I’m Not Happy (0)
The MBTA transports a million people daily throughout Massachusetts. In April, the MBTA began a program called “See Something, Say Something.” I saw something, I said something, and the T did nothing. Not happy.
Interviews»
Utah Symphony’s ‘Meet the Musician’ with Conductor David Cho (2)
David Cho has been with the Utah Symphony for four and a half years. As Associate Conductor, David has conducted more than 300 performances, including Symphony Orchestra, Pops, Educational, and Subscription Classical Series programs, and this season he will conduct a variety of programming ranging from the Haunted Symphony (Holst, Borodin, Berlioz, Grieg, Wagner, Saint-Seäns) to the Wizard of OZ to Peter and the Wolf. Meet Maestro David Cho!
Music»
What’s the Buzz? Ted Neeley and Jesus Christ Superstar Have Heaven on Their Minds in Park City (0)
Gethsemane has been my favorite song from JCS since I can remember. The lyrics are evocative and emotional and to hear Ted Neeley sing this live was a dream come true. No one can feel its power or embody Jesus’ pain, doubt, or resolve more than Ted who has performed this some 2,000 times throughout his career. It was a moment, and if you need but one reason to see Jesus Christ Superstar in Park City, this is it. And it’s the reason that I’ll be going back to see it once more before it ends.
Performing Arts»
Ballet West’s Dracula is Fang-tastic! (0)
When it comes to season openers, you’ll be hard pressed to find anything that comes even remotely close to the excitement and energy of Ballet West’s Dracula! If you missed Dracula, then you missed out. And that’s just a fact.
Reality TV»
Boston’s Hitched Or Ditched Couple Jesse and Annisa Say “I Do” (0)
The CW network has a new reality show called Hitched or Ditched. The premise of the story is basically that a couple is brought together for a quickie wedding offer, making them ultimately decide if it’s time to get married, or time to say ‘see ya!’
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