Nate Bachhuber is one of a new breed of artistic planners in the world of classical music. He and a group of other orchestra-related people are responsible for programming entire Cincinnati Symphony seasons, a task previously left to music directors. Find out what’s changed and why…
In “Castor and Patience,” loosely based on the confounding, mythical tale of Castor and Pollux – twin half-brothers of different mothers – the question revolves around the topic of family legacy and inheritance.
Joyce Elkus has retired from the charity she launched 15 years ago to help military families.
Finally. It has taken two years, but in July we will get to see and hear Cincinnati Opera’s world premiere production of “Fierce,” with a score by William Menefield and libretto by Sheila Williams.
“We’re seeing the evolution of our art form unfold in front of us. We’re part of that evolution.” – Victoria Morgan
Over the past three years, it seems that there have been more than the usual number of notable leadership changes among Greater Cincinnati choral groups. Some shifts were driven by retirements. Others came about as directors departed for new positions. And some were propelled by the uncertainty that has upended nearly every aspect of life during the past two years.
Cincinnati Opera and 90.9 WGUC are presenting an encore broadcast of “Hallelujah Handel,” a four-part radio series hosted by Evans Mirageas, The Harry T. Wilks Artistic Director of Cincinnati Opera.
Cincinnati’s Vocal Arts Ensemble has announced its new season and return to live performances beginning in January 2022.
The free app offers guests the opportunity to upload their full vaccination or negative COVID-19 test information prior to their event to generate a venue entry pass on their mobile device.
The Cincinnati Boychoir returns to performing this holiday season and, for the first time, will present an online video premiere of the organization’s 2021 holiday performance, “December Showcase: Rhythm of Celebration.”
