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...
Possible Futures, an Atlanta-based foundation, has announced new awards in support of local arts criticism, including a $20,000 challenge grant to this publicat...
The 95 or so musicians on stage make the music, and the conductor waves a little stick and somehow gets the band to play together; an audience sits and listens....
Spivey Hall, a bastion of uncompromising classical quality and one of the most conservative arts institutions in Atlanta, opened its 20th season Sunday afternoo...
This week, Mei-Ann Chen returns to Symphony Hall with a glowing young career and a still brighter future. A solid musician with a flair for the theatrical, her ...
Our friend Osvaldo Golijov, one of today's leading composers, is back this week in Symphony Hall -- in music if not in person. A member of the Atlanta Symphony ...
"Ravel" by Roger Nichols. Yale, 430 pages. $40.
Could it be that three-quarters of a century after the death of Maurice Ravel -- the epitome of cool French sop...
In some quarters, Stefan Jackiw is being called a stupendous performer and even a genius. His Atlanta debut, Saturday night at Kennesaw State University’s Baile...
Choreographer Lauri Stallings, the most politically savvy artist in Atlanta, has gained attention and a kind of cultural authority by pointing out what is passé...
