UBUNTU Men’s Chorus at London Correctional Institution will release its first CD, “Begin to Love,” on Father’s Day.
Category: Performing Arts
Choristers invited to join in song
The musicians of Collegium Cincinnati invite singers from all over the region to join them for the inaugural SummerSing. The one-week festival will tap into Cincinnati’s long history of choral music.
CSO/CCM Diversity Fellows will arrive in August
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music have selected five string musicians for the inaugural class of CSO/CCM Diversity Fellows.
Children’s Theatre opens its new home to the community
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati plans a family-friendly open house to introduce the community to its new quarters.
Jazz band donates instruments to Cincinnati Children’s
The Jump ‘n’ Jive Band, a 19-piece jazz group, donated a guitar, trumpet, saxophone and trombone to the music therapy program at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
‘Fellow Travelers’
‘Fellow Travelers’ contains all the classic themes of opera: love, deception, betrayal and political intrigue. It is the universality of this forbidden love story that rings true today – revealed in a story buried deep beneath the American consciousness.
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Cincinnati Opera 2016 season
For the first time in more than 40 years, fans will hear Cincinnati Opera mainstage productions somewhere other than the Cincinnati Zoo or Music Hall. M&M spoke with Cincinnati Opera artistic director Evans Mirageas, who shared his insights on the coming season.
MYCincinnati looking for ‘teaching artists’
If you’re a creative type – a musician, artist or just someone whose head is brimming with imaginative ideas – there’s a summer camp this summer that will pay you to take part.
Marcus Küchle and Annalisa Pappano: RECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES
If it’s true, as they say, that opposites attract, Pappano and Küchle are living proof of it. He’s a champion of new music, of pushing – or pulling, perhaps – opera into the 21st century. She, on the other hand, is devoted to early music. For her, 16th- and 17th-century composers like Claudio Monteverdi, Richardo Rogniono and Jacopo Peri are not relics of past cultures. They are very much alive.