After the solemn lighting of candles at Smithfield Church, there was a full audience—something is that is somewhat unusual in our current era of IT culture. The Christmas & Tea...
After the solemn lighting of candles at Smithfield Church, there was a full audience—something is that is somewhat unusual in our current era of IT culture. The Christmas & Tea...
Saturday night at Sosnoff Theater offered an eclectic menu of program music, known and unknown. Up first was the World Premiere of a work by Corey Chang, who will graduate...
Pianist Jeremy Denk and violinists Benjamin Beilman and Stefan Jackiw presented a chamber music concert around the concept of cyclic themes in Mozart and later composers who were influenced by...
The Sherman Ensemble continues to offer wonderful programming. Jazzing it Up! at St. Andrew’s Church in Kent last Sunday afternoon provided a joyous musical experience that traversed classical music, contemporary...
The painter and illustrator Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) produced over 4,000 works of art; he combined a folksy realism with aspirational uplift in a medium accessible to anyone with an eye...
Blair McMillen and Joan Tower have been co-directors of the Music Alive! program for years; yet since this was the year of Joan’s eightieth birthday, the program was about her work and...
Christine Gevert’s Crescendo chorus and musicians performed a program entitled “The Sound of the Trumpet: Celebrating Life in England and New England” at Saint James Place in Great Barrington.
They...
When asked what was the meaning of this play, Samuel Beckett, the playwright, replied: “If I knew I would have said so in the play.”
If you want the answer...
