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in performance: SONAR New Music Ensemble's Invigorating "Child's Play"

November 25, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

in performance: SONAR New Music Ensemble's Invigorating "Child's Play"

Note: Many thanks to James Young for this guest review. Talented writers and insightful reviewers across the country, like James, contribute …

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in performance: Rhymes With Opera "Heartbreak Express"

November 17, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

in peformance: Rhymes With Opera "Heartbreak Express"

Note: Many thanks to Michael Berg for this guest review. I am thrilled to have talented writers, such as Michael, who help expand the …

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in performance: Beyond the Score with the Des Moines Symphony

November 16, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

Des Moines Symphony | Beethoven's Fifth "Beyond the Score"

It is a testament not only to the rich legacy of the 77 season history of the Des Moines Symphony but also to the faithful patrons in the …

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in performance: A Vision for Chamber Music – Fifth House Ensemble's "Black Violet Act II"

October 19, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

Peter Stevenson, Executive Director of the Civic Music Association, welcomed the audience in Sheslow Auditorium of Drake University on …

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in performance: Opera Omaha's Compelling "Rigoletto"

October 18, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

There is a point in every tragedy in which the hero's life begins to unravel. In Giuseppe Verdi's 1851 grand opera Rigoletto, that moment …

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in performance: Mark Your Calendars for Andriessen 75!

April 2, 2014 By sybariticsinger 1 Comment

From April 6 to 13, Washington D.C. area audiences will get to hear a cross-section of Louis Andriessen’s most important recent work in a …

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in performance: A Delightful "Elixir of Love" at Washington National Opera

March 21, 2014 By sybariticsinger 1 Comment

It was a lover and his lass that made last night's audience fall in love all over again during Washington National Opera's production of …

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in performance: Theo Bleckmann & Rob Schwimmer's "Berlin~Las Vegas"

March 7, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

The songs that sprung from the Berlin cabaret (Kabarett) scene beginning in 1901 through the Weimar era packed a powerful punch in condensed …

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in performance: East Coast Premiere of 'Moby-Dick' at Washington National Opera

February 24, 2014 By sybariticsinger Leave a Comment

What makes for a truly modern opera production? Washington National Opera's current production of composer Jake Heggie and librettist Gene …

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