Mariko Anraku, associate principal harpist at the Metropolitan Opera, and Emmanuel Pahud, principal flutist of the Berlin Philharmonic, get together to play chamber music. We feature the famous ...
Symphony Sundays aims to share some of the greatest recent performances given by our indoor ensembles. Our first post features the Purdue Philharmonic Orchestra, directed by Professor Adam Bodony, ...
If people know Jules Massenet’s 1894 “Thaïs” at all, it’s for the violin interlude “Meditation” that’s a staple at pops concerts and weddings. But the Manhattan School of Music’s charming production ...
Operavore keeps its finger on the pulse of the international opera scene. We offer news bulletins from the around the globe, previews of new recordings, and interviews with the players and ...
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But one hundred years later, producers still scoff at Jules Massenet’s work Not that Massenet is forgotten. Opera singers revive his work because they find his music fun to sing. Unlike a Puccini ...
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