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Have you ever noticed a number of operas and musicals contain a reference, a theme or a subtext relating to heaven or hell, or perhaps both? With that in mind, David Templeton, the new director of opera studies in the music...
By Seán Martinfield Sentinel Fine Arts Critic Photo by Lynn Imanaka Blend together Frederic Chopin and Rudolf Nureyev in their youthful prime and you get organist Cameron Carpenter. The glamorous bearing befits his stunning and...
Franz Liszt’s two piano concertos amply display both his extraordinary pianistic ability and his originality as an influential Romantic composer. The first, premiered in Weimar in 1855 with Berlioz conducting, is a...
Franz Liszt’s two piano concertos amply display both his extraordinary pianistic ability and his originality as an influential Romantic composer. The first, premiered in Weimar in 1855 with Berlioz conducting, is a...
