It’s not unusual for our city to nearly burst with great music, but some months the intensity seems to burn a bit more fiercely, and this November is a hot one. Here’s a savory sampling.
Cincinnati’s best music: November 2017
Tag: Catacoustic Consort
What to do/hear/see | Oct. 11-17
BLINK is upon us. And more…before or after BLINK or the nights you aren’t attending. Read on for other delectable delights…
What to do/hear/see | Sept. 20-26
Yesterday I celebrated my 40th anniversary in Cincinnati (H.A. to Me), which makes me (besides older than I’d like to be) mindful of how much the city has changed for the better, and for how much we all have to be grateful…such as a bunch of cool stuff to fill up the week ahead! Get busy!
Cincinnati Opera strategic partnerships a true win-win
Supporters can enjoy the work of Cincinnati Opera and three partner organizations – Catacoustic Consort, ROKCincy and concert:nova – at a music showcase April 12.
What to do, hear, see | March 22-28
Now that our Madness has been cut in half (Thanks, Bearcats! Go, Muskies!), it’s time to turn to thoughts of spring. Opening Day is just around the corner. Get out and get busy…it’s going to be warmer!
What to do, hear, see | Feb. 15-21
Whether you are young parents just wanting to get your kids exposed to creativity in action, or seasoned veterans daring to be challenged and moved, Cincinnati has something for you this coming week. Read on…
What to do, hear, see | Nov. 30-Dec. 6
As we enter the first full weekend of holiday events, take your pick from classic, brand new, or traditional with a twist. Dive in and enjoy!
Cincinnati does the holidays
What to do, see and hear | Nov. 10-15
The upcoming week is one of those periods about which one could say, “There is simply too much going on.” Or one could say, “Wow, so many choices. How cool is that!” Are you glass half-empty or half-full?
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.