To many people – most, perhaps – “art song” suggests a rarefied art form that is beyond the reach of all but the most elite music-lovers. At one time, the stereotype may have been deserved.
One of the signature programs aimed at making the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra a national leader in diversity has achieved its highest level of success.
Needless to say, the pandemic altered our lives in ways we could not imagine, and had a powerful impact upon both what we published and what you chose to read. Here are M&M’s Top Ten most-read stories of the year…
While the prominent disciplines may have changed this week, there’s nearly as much to experience this weekend as last – i.e., unfortunately too much for you to experience everything. You’ll no doubt need some input to help winnow your prospects, so read on for our expert assistance.
Meet international opera star Jamie Barton, who – in a major coup for the 105-year-old Matinee Musicale series – comes to Cincinnati’s Memorial Hall Jan. 26 for her local recital debut.
THEATER & DANCE Cincinnati Shakespeare Company – “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” How could any theater lover not have this on the fall must-see list? Not only is this one of William Shakespeare’s most beloved plays, it is CincyShakes’ first production…
Art of the Piano is an annual festival organized by pianist Awadagin Pratt, artist-in-residence at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music.