St. Louis Symphony Orchestra president Fred Bronstein has another new initiative, and it’s one that will benefit everyone within earshot of KFUO-FM (99.1) by radio or by Internet: broadcasts of the SLSO, both live and archival performances.
They’ll start at 7:30…
NEW YORK – I planned my trip to New York around the happy confluence of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s annual concerts at Carnegie Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings, and soprano Christine Brewer’s scheduled Bruennhilde in “Die Walkuere” at…
The Metropolitan Opera’s production of Gaetano Donizetti’s bel canto classic Lucia di Lammermoor, seen in high-definition broadcast at the St. Louis Art Museum on Saturday afternoon, offered a made-for-HD quartet of lead singers, a handsome, mostly well-thought-out production, and an…
With Kurt Warner once again leading a team to the Super Bowl, perhaps it’s time to revive my middle-Verdi opera, “Gli Arieti.”
When the Rams first went to the Superbowl, the then-editor of A&E, Ray Rinaldi, told each of us to…
If you like to sing, there may be an opportunity for you in the Sheldon Chorale. Here’s the scoop:
Sheldon Chorale Announces Open Auditions for Soprano, Tenor and Bass Voices
The Sheldon Concert Hall announces open auditions for soprano, tenor and bass…
