For students in the Voice Program, the opportunity to perform in front of an audience is a valuable hands-on
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The Cowboys Overture John Williams John Towner Williams was born in New York City on Feb. 8, 1932. This gifted American composer, arranger, pianist and conductor has emerged as the leading composer of film scores,
Growing up in Perth, Australia, Elena Perroni remembers her father always listening to Sicilian and Neapolitan songs. It’s stuck
When Teddy Abrams attended the Curtis Institute of Music, he lived on the sixth floor of his dormitory building. After
Louis Lohraseb heard of the David Effron Conducting Fellowship while he was an undergrad student. If there’s one fellowship program
Two people in the world can properly wear a bow tie: James Bond, agent of the British Secret Service, and Keith Wilkinson, music director of the Brass Band of the Western Reserve. Both will be
Who was this Beethoven guy anyway? He is the most familiar of composers, but what do we do with him?
The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra League has been putting on its Meet the CSO Musicians events for about 15 years,
Alexander Korsantia is not only a sought-after, world-renowned pianist, but also a sought-after, world-renowned teacher, according to Deborah Sunya Moore,
Overture to The Creatures of Prometheus, op. 43 Ludwig van Beethoven One of history’s pivotal composers, Ludwig van Beethoven was
Organist and coordinator of worship and sacred music Jared Jacobsen said Chautauquans like to “pig out” on America during Fourth of July weekend, and he plans to contribute to their feast. At 12:15 p.m.
Piano student Vincent Ip took home the top prize in the finals of the Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies, Inc.
Ilmar Gavilán’s parents — both musicians — filled his childhood home with classical music. Gavilán said he does not take
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Unless you’re William Freyd and Diane Jones Carlson, who live in Las Vegas
Photos by Eslah Attar. Another day, another incredible violinist. Such has been the rule thus far in the 2016 season
This week’s theme of “Money and Power” resonates very personally with Ilmar Gavilán, who said money and power prevented him from performing with his brother and fellow musician, Aldo López-Gavilán in the U.S. since their