Week Eight marks the departure of the last of the School of Music students from the grounds, but the performance halls are far from
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Timothy Muffitt conducts the Music School Festival Orchestra during the MSFO concert, Monday, July 1, 2019, in the Amphitheater. Works by Donald Grantham, Edward Elgar,
Cellist Michael Frontz of the Chautauqua School of Music plays J. S. Bach’s compositions during the open recital Sunday, July 7, 2019, in Fletcher Music
The masked Jared Werlein listens to Elio Bucky's operatic orders during a run through of, "The Fantasticks," on Friday, Aug 2, 2019 in McKnight Hall.
Chautauqua Voice Program students Lindsey Reynolds, soprano, left, as Guilietta, and Marie Engle, mezzo-soprano, as Romeo, perform with the Music School Festival Orchestra during a
Martin Dubé Kanae Matsumoto The M&M Piano Duo has something as sweet as their name to offer in their performance this weekend: a program of French
Pianist, Alexander Kobrin, works with Adam Balogh during Korbin's master class on Monday, July 8, 2019 at the Sherwood-Marsh Studios. Kobrin was awarded at the
Taylor Romanticism, jazz and classical grandeur are in the cards for recital-goers today. Van Cliburn Bronze Medalist Christopher Taylor will give a piano performance of
Ricky Ian Gordon Much of the music played at Chautauqua’s many recitals and concerts is by composers who are long dead or geographically distant, but
Violinist Rebecca Moy of the Chautauqua School of Music, accompanied by pianist Shannon Hesse, plays Beethoven’s "Allegro con brio" during the open recital Sunday, July
Several student musicians will continue a decades-old tradition and partnership between the School of Music and the Hebrew Congregation of Chautauqua when they perform
As the School of Music Piano Program enters its penultimate week, piano students have the chance to put their skills to the test in the
Review by Andrew Druckenbrod: Think of the volume of a typical orchestral fortissimo and then double it. Then double it again. Now you have a good
Review by Andrew Druckenbrod: Puck’s famous epilogue at the end of Shakespeare’s comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream apologizing if the play offended the audience is, of
Song will ring out in a diverse mix of genres, languages and vocal ranges when voice students in the School of Music perform their second concert
Three of the 2018 Sigma Alpha Iota voice competition winners will join forces with the Music School Festival Orchestra in concert at 8:15 p.m. Monday, July