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The Joffrey Soars in a Trio of Ballet Beauties - Vimarsana News

The Joffrey Soars in a Trio of Ballet Beauties

The Joffrey Ballet spun onto the Lyric Opera House stage with a program of three beautifully danced works under the umbrella title “Beyond Borders.” Those “borders” were stylistic rather than geographical.

Source: wttw.com
Review: Joffrey Ballet's fall opener makes bold choices - Vimarsana News

Review: Joffrey Ballet's fall opener makes bold choices

The theme is not about physical borders. Rather, the creative voices here are thought to be boundary-breakers.

The Beat Goes On: New Orleans jazz by way of New Hampshire at The Parlor Room, Billy Bragg, Arcadia Players and more - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: New Orleans jazz by way of New Hampshire at The Parlor Room, Billy Bragg, Arcadia Players and more

You don’t usually associate New England and its long winters (well, pre-climate change winters, maybe) with the upbeat rhythms of New Orleans-flavored jazz. But if that’s the case, someone forgot to tell the Soggy Po’ Boys, a New Hampshire band that’s...

New Baroque ensemble Relic opens inaugural season in Kalamazoo - Vimarsana News

New Baroque ensemble Relic opens inaugural season in Kalamazoo

A conversation with members of Relic

Source: wmuk.org
MUSIC REVIEW: Eighteenth Century Cultural Exchange — from Italy to England - Vimarsana News

MUSIC REVIEW: Eighteenth Century Cultural Exchange — from Italy to England

The Handel and Haydn ensemble, which performed at the Mahaiwe on June 29, included five violins (two first and three seconds), two violas, two cellos, bass, and harpsichord. The Handel and Haydn ensemble, which performed at the Mahaiwe on June 29, included five violins (two first and three seconds), two violas, two cellos, bass, and harpsichord.