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The Arts
Despite there not being an actual musical in the current Chautauqua Theater Company season, it’s been a musical summer. By chance, a number of the
Chautauquans are no doubt used to seeing the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra as a single, cohesive whole when it performs its usual three concerts each week.
Over the course of five days, the instructors at the Chautauqua Music Camps transform a group of 117 middle and high school students from around
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster Brian Reagin will take on solo role at tonight’s concert
Every time Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Brian Reagin revisits Ernest Chausson’s “Poème,” op. 25, he says it’s like riding a bicycle. It’s sort of a
Journalist Dan Barry has been wandering the United States for years. It’s a job requirement, in a way. For his column “This Land” in The
“Finlandia,” op. 26 Jean Sibelius Jean Sibelius is undisputably the greatest composer Finland has ever produced. He was born on Dec. 8, 1865, in Hämeenlinna
As Lord Capulet, one of the meatier parental roles in Romeo & Juliet, Keith Randolph Smith is the dad onstage. In a way, he’s also
Long before the internet, blogging and social media, journalists were unmasking and explaining the wrongdoings of corrupt institutions for the public. One such reporter was
The music of Isaac Van Vleck Flagler will come to life on the Massey Memorial Organ on Wednesday, 110 years after the composer was supposed
For a show that’s ostensibly about love, there wouldn’t be much of a plot to Romeo & Juliet without all that violence. “It’s such a
Shakespeare is getting out of the high school English classroom and back on the stage for area students, thanks to an initiative from Chautauqua Theater
When the average classical music lover thinks of Russian orchestral music, he or she most likely thinks of the grand, sprawling symphonies by Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich
Laura Kasischke is obsessed with images. Her workshop at the Chautauqua Writers’ Center this week is titled “Revisiting the Image,” and she and her students
After seven weeks learning, practicing and performing with one another, the Music School Festival Orchestra will play their final concert. “It’s hard to believe we’re
Last at Chautauqua in 2013, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, for its return to the Amphitheater Saturday night, came with a program loaded with the type of