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Dance: At the Barre
Musicals: 5-6-7-8
Performers: Close-Up
The Play’s The Thing
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Classical: Metronome
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Classical: Metronome
10 LA Philharmonic Concerts Not to Miss
Adés, Dudamel, Ólafsson, Pires, Salonen are just some of the concerts you'll want to see
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NEW IN MUSIC THIS WEEK: SEPTEMBER 1st
Two amazing classical albums and two explorations of jazz in the 21st century are highlighted
Classical: Metronome
Brian Lauritzen Makes Classical Music Easy
"Who I am in the world of classical music is someone who says you may think that it's a difficult entry point, but here's how it's easy. "
Opera: Bravo
Stranger Love: The Six Hour Opera Experience
"I don't know if anybody else can create Stranger Life. But what I do know is that nobody else is going to."
Classical: Metronome
Composer Anna Thorvalsdottir Is Optimistic
"The job of a composer is a lot more complicated than only writing music."
Classical: Metronome
Introducing New In Music This Week
"New releases in the areas of broadway musicals, cabaret, classical music, jazz and opera."
Classical: Metronome
Composer Felipe Lara Finds His Next Plateau
"No one can play bass and sing like esperanza. Who can play all those flutes like Clare? The minute that they stop playing the piece it's gone."
Music
A Little Touch of Schmilsson In My Past
It wasn't just his tenor voice, but there was something bordering on ethereal about his singing. Perhaps it was his 3-1/2 octave range that first grabbed me.
Classical: Metronome
John Adams Revisits an Old Friend
"In some ways it's the most personal piece of mine because of that resonance with the land and with the history."
Classical: Metronome
Best of 2022
Our favorite performances including Cabaret, Classical, Musicals, Operas and Plays
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