music

City of Asylum artist panel to address freedom of expression in America, persecution at home

by Raegan Steffey on August 11, 2022

In early 2016, thousands of dead fish littered Vietnam’s beaches. It was believed that Formosa Ha Tinh Steel had spilled enough chemical waste into the sea to harm over 125 miles of coastline, washing thousands

Voice of romance: Johnny Mathis returns to Chautauqua’s Amp with catalogue of iconic songs

by Nick Danlag on July 23, 2021

NICK DANLAG - STAFF WRITER Mathis There aren’t many people like Johnny Mathis. Period. Even Barbra Streisand said so —

12 voices, one dynamic performance: Grammy Award-winning Chanticleer brings a cappella excellence to Amp

by Jordyn Russell on July 21, 2021

JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Chanticleer Described as “America’s A Cappella Pride and Joy,” Chanticleer is set to take the

Inspiring people through music: guzheng virtuoso Wu Fei takes Amp stage in her first performance since pandemic

by Nichole Jiang on June 30, 2021

Wu Fei NICHOLE JIANG - STAFF WRITER Wu Fei plays the guzheng, a 21-string Chinese zither with over 2,000 years

Like a dream: mandolin dynamo Chris Thile takes stage for 1st live show in Amp since ‘19

by Laura Philion on June 26, 2021

LAURA PHILION - COPY & DIGITAL EDITOR Chautauqua is kicking off its 2021 season with a familiar face: Chris Thile,

Video and production designer Michael Baumgarten to reunite with former Chautauqua Opera Director Jay Lesenger for Behind-the-Scenes Series

by Eleanor Bishop on July 30, 2020

Projections are used to illustrate the many locations that appear in Chautauqua Opera Company’s production of "Candide” during a dress rehearsal Wednesday, July 25, 2018 in Norton Hall. RILEY ROBINSON/DAILY FILE PHOTO In almost 40

Lars and Liana Kirvan to bring Bulgarian twist on concert, cuisine in Into the Music performance

by Jamie Landers on July 28, 2020

Making music is a lot like making pizza. There are classics, staples, even, but when it comes down to it,

Pianist Alvin Zhu to play pivotal moments of Brahms and Scriabin in recital

by Jamie Landers on July 22, 2020

Alvin Zhu chose two piano pieces for his Chautauqua recital based on the time periods they were written in —

Switala Duo to mix American sounds from ‘every corner of the world’ in virtual chamber performance

by Jamie Landers on July 20, 2020

Alexandra Switala wouldn’t consider herself “tech-savvy whatsoever,” so a livestreamed performance wasn’t high on her to-do list. Luckily, Robert, her

Chopin, Beethoven & Bach: School of Music piano students to highlight classics in solo repertoire in opening recital

by Jamie Landers on July 17, 2020

The “Polonaise-Fantaisie” was one of Polish composer Frédéric Chopin’s final works, a culmination of everything he had worked on in

CSO to hit the virtual stage with rebroadcast of Gavrylyuk’s Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto performance

by Jamie Landers on July 16, 2020

The Chautauqua Symhony Orchestra, led by Conductor Rossen Milanov, delivers a strong performance accompanied by famed pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk on Tuesday night, July 2, 2019 in the Amphitheater. ALEXANDER WADLEY/DAILY STAFF FILE PHOTO Sometimes, cyberspace

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