Tag: The Ford Theatre
Conductor Paolo Bortolameolli From Mozart to Hynes
"I feel that new music is actually more linked to us than maybe a Mozart symphony. Music, art in general, somehow evolves with us in the way we experience the world."
Top 10 of 2021
Happy New Year to everyone. Very soon we'll begin new interviews and highlights for 2022. But before we do, here is my list of...
Billy Childs Writes Music That Heals
"My answer to that is to keep writing music that I think is important. I think there's an element of people when they hear the truth, they respond to it"
Ty Taylor of Vintage Trouble Is Just Getting Started
"I thought that fame was important. I thought having a house was important. That to have a car was important, not for material purposes, but for the purpose of feeling like you've achieved something...now my wants have to do more with kindness"
Stephanie Doche: A Small Company Mezzo-Soprano
"I really enjoy getting to know people and places and operas and productions that differ from each other because it makes me feel like my life is richer."
Kate Soper Revisits “Voices from the Killing Jar”
"I think it was the start of me becoming more interested in works that had explicit theatrical elements and a legible kind of quasi-narrative element. And it was really a chance for me to really see how versatile I could be as a performer."
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Liza turns 75 and there's going to be a party!
Best Bets at Home: September 25th – September 27th
Over a dozen recommendations for your culture fix this weekend
Composer Craig Hella Johnson Considers The Life of an Ordinary Boy
"It was a powerful moment in our history and I'm finding so many people who remember exactly where they were in that moment."