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Thursday June 30, 2022 Circle Theatre (230 W 4th St, 817-877-3040) presents a musical stage adaptation of Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein at 7:30pm Thu, 8pm Fri, and 3pm and 8pm Sat, now thru Sat, Jul 23. Directed by Joel Ferrell with music director Cody Dry, this “electrical” adaptation will definitely make you feel

John Gilhooly, Artistic and Executive Director of Wigmore Hall, has announced winners of the 2022 Wigmore Hall International String Quartet Competition.

For its final show of the season, the Eureka Chamber Music Series presents the multiple Grammy Award-winning Pacifica Quartet this weekend with two concerts available....

The newly released 2022 Aspen Music Festival and School lineup includes the return of Aspen’s three weekly orchestras, recitals in Harris Concert Hall and Bryan Terfel starring in Verdi’s “Falstaff.”

Cultural Councils top events this week: Delray exhibit of international art, Jupiter Lighthouse Sunset Tour, Pacifica Quartet concert in Palm Beach

With its powerful energy and captivating, cohesive sound, Grammy award-winning Pacifica Quartet is known for its virtuosity and exuberant performance style. Friends of Chamber Music is pleased to present the Pacifica Quartet on January 10th and 11th in Lincoln Performance Hall. The Grammy-award-winning ensemble will perform works by Florence Price, Prokofiev, and Dvorak on Monday,...

The University of Georgia Performing Arts Center will celebrate Black excellence by featuring performances from prominent African American musicians throughout their 25th anniversary season.

Image Credits (L-R): Miró Quartet by Jeff Wilson; Paul Lewis by Kaupo Kikkas; Danish Quartet by Caroline Bittencourt; Junction Trio by Shervin Lainez; Sasha Cooke by Stephanie Girard; Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason by Jake Turney; Pacifica Quartet by Lisa-Marie Mazzucco; Karen Slack by Kia Caldwell; Mahan Esfahani by Kaja Smith.   Featuring the Miró Quartet in a World Premiere by Caroline Shaw, Pianist Paul Lewis (Baltimore Recital Debut), Danish String Quartet (Baltimore Debut), Junction Trio...

Special to the Aspen Times Aspen audiences got their first tastes in years of classical recitals in the vast spaces of the Benedict Music Tent this week. The music was top-notch. For this more intimate concert form the venue is going to take some getting accustomed to. With the 500-seat Harris Hall off limits due to COVID protocols, something gets lost in translation in the vast spaces of the 2,050-seat tent. There was a time when the festival presented chamber music in the tent occasionally. I...

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