Beethoven didn’t really like composing songs, but his creative output includes 60 of them, many of which are settings of the great 19th-century German lawyer-po...
Soprano Julia Bullock has a dilemma. Opera is all about stereotypes aka fach -- role classification based upon a classical singer’s vocal and sometimes physical...
On Saturday evening at Spivey Hall, violinist Gil Shaham and pianist Akira Eguchi performed a recital of music by Kreisler, Bach, Franck and contemporary compos...
Robert “Bob” Edge, ArtsATL’s Luminary Awards Amaranth Winner for Philanthropic Legacy, has practiced law at Alston & Bird, where he is the firm’s senior cou...
On Sunday's warming sunny afternoon, pianist Kirill Gerstein played a solo recital of music by Bach, Debussy, Chopin, Adès and Brahms at Spivey Hall, offering u...
On Sunday's clear and chilly afternoon, 25-year-old British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor returned to Spivey Hall, performing a recital of music by Bach, Mozart, D...
This past Friday evening at Spivey Hall, Hungarian-born British pianist András Schiff performed a solo recital of music by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Brahms and Ba...
Within his notorious Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer gave us “The Nun’s Priest’s Tale” in which the rooster Chanticleer learns the hard way that one should n...
