New York Philharmonic Conversation: Summer Lights - 7/3/09
In the summer, Bruckner makes way for Gershwin, oratorios are exchanged for overtures, and Tchaikovsky the symphonist is replaced by Tchaikovsky the writer of tone poems. Summertime Classics series conductor Bramwell Tovey and four soloists share thoughts on lighter fare. |
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The Philly Pops at 30: An Ongoing Celebration - 7/1/09
The year: 1977. The place: Las Vegas. Peter Nero and his new bride, Peggy, were seated in the place of honor. Frank Sinatra raised his glass to the couple and made a toast Nero will never forget: "If you dare to be as happy as Barbara and I are— I'll break your fingers." |
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Sneak Preview: Dessay's First Violetta - 6/30/09
The Santa Fe Opera opens its summer repertory season in style, with Natalie Dessay performing her first ever Traviata. She officially adds Violetta to her massive repertoire July 3. Here is a sneak peek at the star soprano in rehearsal. |
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