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The street sweeping parking ban will start April 3 in Manitowoc. Plus, more local news in your weekly dose.

Meet Sergey Prokofiev, the Russian master of drama, orchestration and sardonic wit

Jaap van Zweden’s final season as the New York Philharmonic’s music director will feature belated debuts and premieres, and a grand farewell.

The concert program on Friday and Saturday included works by John Adams, Mozart and Rachmaninoff

The schedule is classic Langrée, honoring tradition, advocating for new voices and offering a range of artistic collaboration.

“The March to Liberation” offers a rarity that should be more regular: a world premiere, a symphony and an oratorio, all by Black composers.

Monsignor Erik Varden (right), a Cistercian monk who is also the bishop of Trondheim, Norway, fielded questions about his book “The Shattering of Loneliness” from Archbishop Christophe Pierre, the apostolic nuncio to the United States, at this year's New York Encounter on Feb. 17–19, 2023. / Credit: New York Encounter New York City, N.Y., Feb 22, 2023 / 12:47 pm (CNA). “Come in yearners, come in yearners, this way, yearners!” said a young volunteer welcoming...

He produced a full discography of Sir John Barbirolli, by whom he had been mesmerised conducting Janet Baker and Jacqueline du Pré

On Feb. 24, the Yale Philharmonia will perform its annual concert in the School’s intimate concert venue, Morse Recital Hall in Sprague Memorial Hall. Conducting student Samuel Hollister ’18BA ’28DMA will lead the orchestra in a program that includes Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 25 in C major, K. 503, with soloist Derek Wang ’24AD, and Atterberg’s Eighth Symphony. We spoke with Samuel, who serves as Director of Orchestral Activities at the University ...

SETTLE Orchestra continues its current season with two concerts at Christ Church, Skipton on March 11, followed by Settle Parish Church on March 18.