Freeing 20th-century music’s Zen apostle from a bad rap.
The lost genre of film concertos.
Thanks to Seattle’s game composers, avant-garde techniques are being put to some good commercial use.
Seattle’s Gilbert & Sullivan Society leave an arcanely entertaining show just as they found it.
Violinists are laughing, but the joke’s on them.
Six UW Music School positions may be at risk.
Fire away with everything from Charlie Brown to Cole Porter
Love’s delirium, stunningly rendered.
One performer, four flutes, and 10 new pieces.
Exploring the fervent, spiritual alchemy of Olivier Messiaen.
An American opera composer finds freedom in homage.
Tacoma’s new music festival shoots for the stars.
New groups seek out new sonic paths.
From moderns to Mozart, the SSO hits some highs and more than a few lows.
An innovative ensemble adds aural texture to silent films.
New music receives glamorous treatment.
The Seattle Symphonys 100-year anniversary is an occasion to wonder: Wheres the Seattle part?
The Opera’s Salome is long on melodrama but short on allure.
Marionettes and poor folks get a chance to shine.
