While harps have the reputation for being ethereal and delicate, the musicians who play the six-foot tall, 80-pound instruments are anything but fragile. “We don’t
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
Eight Music School Festival Orchestra students and three voice students will perform Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale at 7 p.m. Thursday in Fletcher Music Hall.
For their end-of-season recital, the 10 Music School Festival Orchestra cellists will play pieces that were arranged specifically for them. Arie Lipsky, chamber music chair,
Stephen Sondheim once said, “Oklahoma! is about a picnic, Carousel is about life and death.” In a performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel at 6
Chautauquans can hear their favorite operas like never before as the Music School Festival Orchestra and Voice Program students join together to perform opera scenes.
There are many aspects to a professional musician’s career: performing in orchestras, playing chamber recitals, accompanying operas and, often times, coaching young talent. At Chautauqua
Craig Rutenberg is returning to Chautauqua Institution for a concert with the voice students. “I gladly come every summer to take part in the program,”
To speak about xenophobia today, Mikael Eliasen is looking to the past. “We live in times where the word ‘immigrant’ might be slightly controversial,” said