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We are very, very sad to announce the death of Dean Jorgenson, 72, of Camden, Maine on March 24, 2024. Dean was born September 24, 1951 and was predeceased by his parents, Arnold T. and Leila (Kiel) Jorgenson. He is survived by Mary (Glenn) Borreson...

Mezzo-soprano Mildred Miller Posvar sang opera’s so-called trouser roles so many times that one of her daughters once told a friend, “My mommy is a boy.”

In her 23 years at the Met, she sang with the greatest stars of her day. She had a second career as a leading figure in the artistic life of Pittsburgh.

SOUTH THOMASTON — On Thursday, October 12, the Wessaweskeag Historical Society will hold its monthly evening gathering featuring good food and great speakers. “This month we are delighted to have a delightfully talented and engaging speaker come to...

Eagle Archives, Jan. 23, 1953: Mrs. Serge Koussevitzky, widow of the late great conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is fast becoming famous in the musical world, where her husband

She officially "retired" as a member this year, bringing an end one of the longest-ever active individual tenures with a choral group in this country.

Martin Bookspan, broadcaster who brought classical music from concert halls into the home, dies at 94 By Globe staff and News ServicesUpdated May 4, 2021, 10:26 p.m. Email to a Friend Martin Bookspan, radio announcer for WQXR, posed in the radio booth backstage in the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood, ca. July 1960.William Tague/Boston Symphony Orchestra Archives He grew up near Symphony Hall, but Martin Bookspan’s love for classical music was not initially ignited by a concert at the...