Need a breather from the Messiah? Try these new modern takes on the story of Jesus.
Hoffmann and Orpheus are simultaneous stunners.
Hello! The Cornish Music Series, always a prime locus for contemporary music in Seattle, got a shot in the arm…
Nine Memories
Byron Schenkman As a co-leader of Seattle Baroque, he approaches pre-1800 music on period instruments with a lively, even idiosyncratic…
A pianist shuttles between classical and jazz.
Seattle musicians celebrate a radical American genius.
A funny thing about the audience seeing cellist Matt Haimovitz at the Tractor Tavern on Saturday, Jan. 21: They were…
Seattle Symphony’s answer to EMP.
Never was operatic tragedy so enjoyable.
Showing at Northwest Film Forum, Fri., March 3– Thurs., March 16. Rated PG. 100 minutes.
A hell of an opera takes the stage.
Composer Pauline Oliveros once simply defined technique as (I quote from memory) “the ability to make your music come out…
Seattle Opera’s sterling epic inspires eternal devotion.
Garrison Keillor reminisces through fiction.
On the wrong end of the Gilbert & Sullivan bell curve.
A great, long-dormant opera is brilliantly revived.
Seattle Opera strikes it rich with Puccini’s gold rush girl.
A three-day celebration of post-Soviet composers.
Distinguished guests keep showing up at Benaroya Hall.
