I hope Hollywood makes a glamorized, romanticized bio-flick about maligned composer Arnold Schoenberg. People somehow think they don’t already love his music.
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Bliss from the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra. Two essential composers -- one famous but still underappreciated, George Frideric Handel; the other sorely neglected, ...
The Band’s Visit arrived at the Fox Theatre on Tuesday evening -- a national touring production running through Sunday (January 26) -- and there’s one essential...
David Lang’s The Little Match Girl Passion returned to Atlanta on Saturday night at MINT gallery, in a breathtakingly beautiful performance by the vocal group K...
All at once, the Atlanta landscape for new classical music is about to get stronger. Two chamber ensembles with a shared mission -- to play recent classical wor...
Why can’t more concerts be like this? Performers at the top of their art; a compelling, perhaps profound theme; tight integration of music, dance, video art, th...
On Saturday night -- drenched by tropical storm Nestor -- the dark and stormy mood outside was carried into Spivey Hall for a recital by two exacting and brilli...
The concert hall, like this journalistically proper website, has self-enforced decency standards. That’s so 2018. In a new song cycle by Brad Mehldau, The Folly...
Founded in the 14th century, the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge is today a student ensemble with an international reach. In recent decades, this very Englis...
Hamilton is everywhere just now, with good reason. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s masterpiece arrived in Atlanta this week (through June 10), a touring production joining...
