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National Public Radio once called classical music Houston’s best-kept secret. But Grand Teton Music Festival audiences have known for decades about the deep pool of talent Space City has to offer. Drawing from some 64 ensembles and 47 institutions of higher learning, the festival has long relied on the Houston Symphony, the Houston Grand Opera and the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, as well as various chamber ensembles and freelancers, to pack its orchestra — 20 musicians out of 2019’s roster of 222 — including some of the organization’s longest-serving m...

Texas Public Radio put out the call for students in our listening area to share how classical music inspires them, and the eight finalists include several poems, a short story, and a personal essay about learning music. In a normal year, we’d be sharing the work in person with an audience at our annual “Sounds Like KPAC” competition, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, we can’t hold our live show. With that, we hope you enjoy reading the work of these talented students online, who are all advancing to the Final Round of our competition. The first through third place winners in th...

Who could have possibly written a better soundtrack to heroism than Ludwig van Beethoven in his Eroica Symphony? We'll hear it, and similar music, in these two Concert Hours.

A special music series presented by the Boulder JCC & Osher Marin JCC We are bringing the love of the theater to you! This series brings intimate musical performances to the comfort of your own home. The Boulder JCC has partnered with the Osher Marin JCC, whose National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance offers an array of interesting, engaging, educational, sometimes delicious, and often, just plain fun programs for continued growth and learning. Music & Morsels: Wednesday, January 6 — Classical Elegance for the New Year – 2:00 – 3:00 pm Pianist Ian Scarfe will present a special New Year’s...

Naples Community Orchestra's compact season includes director's swan song Harriet Howard Heithaus, Naples Daily News © Publicity photo Stella Chen With a pandemic raging, there were a lot of good reasons for Naples Community Orchestra to cancel its season. Then again, with a pandemic raging, there were a lot of good reasons for Naples Community Orchestra to keep its season.  The orchestra offered a continuing opportunity for amateur — or now amateur — musicians and student musicians to improve their performance skills. It gave the community a more casual alternati...