Lastest Classical Music News

Lastest Classical Music News

North Penn musicians shine at All-Eastern (video)
Tyler Lawson and Minzo Kim plan to make music their lives.
Read more on The Reporter

Editorial: With settlement, bruised DSO resumes the production of joy
Conventional wisdom holds that the damage an enterprise sustains in a protracted strike makes any victory claimed by either side a pyrrhic one. But everyone who cares about metro Detroit should be relieved at news that the bruised but inestimable treasure known as the Detroit Symphony Orchestra has survived another day to play music — and fight for its share of this community’s cultural …
Read more on Black Mountain News

A CD-Only Music Store That Plays to Its Own Beat
Chris Miller’s CD-only music store in Oak Park carries about 40,000 discs and, according to Mr. Miller, “strictly has whatever unusual things people who live around here might want.”
Read more on New York Times

‘Back to Back Bach’ goes to college
“Back to Back Bach” is a guided listening presentation designed to share the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, especially his organ music.
Read more on The Dalton Daily Citizen

Royal seal of approval for lunch
RYE mother and stylist Meesha Tindale will be raising money for a cause close to her heart while celebrating a special moment in her home country’s history later this month.
Read more on Leader Community Newspapers

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