Aisle Be Seeing You: Blogospheric Guide to Celebrity Series of Boston
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| Blog Name: | Aisle Be Seeing You: Blogospheric Guide to Celebrity Series of Boston |
| Url: | http://cseries.typepad.com/celebrityseries |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | classical music, dance, performing arts |
| Description: | This weblog is written and edited by Jack Wright, Director of Marketing and Communications at Celebrity Series of Boston. Please address comments, questions or compliments to me! The Celebrity Series of Boston is New England’s leading presenter of music, dance, and the performing arts from around the world. Founded in 1938, the Series incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in 1989. |
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Pianist Ingrid Fliter's recital reviewed
Three reviews have appeared to date of Ingrid Fliter's Boston debut recital this past Sunday:The Boston Globe (David Perkins)The Arts Fuse (Caldwell Titcomb)
Three reviews have appeared to date of Ingrid Fliter's Boston debut recital this past Sunday:The Boston Globe (David Perkins)The Arts Fuse (Caldwell Titcomb)
Suzanne Vega on Twitter
From http://www.twitter.com/suzyv on October 20: "Actually going to Tom's Diner this morning!! It has been a while..."She can visit Tom's Sandwich Shop in Roxbury when she's at Sanders Theatre this week...
From http://www.twitter.com/suzyv on October 20: "Actually going to Tom's Diner this morning!! It has been a while..."She can visit Tom's Sandwich Shop in Roxbury when she's at Sanders Theatre this week...
Summer Sun, Winter Moon
Our own Rob Kapilow (well, he's been doing shows with us for quite some time, so he feels like family) undertook an interesting project a few years ago, a commission to create a work that is "a reflection of the enduring legacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition." But the commission from the St. Louis Symphony, the Louisiana Philharmonic and the Kansas City Symphony was not specific as to how this might be accomplished. For inspiration, Kapilow retraced Lewis
Our own Rob Kapilow (well, he's been doing shows with us for quite some time, so he feels like family) undertook an interesting project a few years ago, a commission to create a work that is "a reflection of the enduring legacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition." But the commission from the St. Louis Symphony, the Louisiana Philharmonic and the Kansas City Symphony was not specific as to how this might be accomplished. For inspiration, Kapilow retraced Lewis
Student rush tickets avail. for pianist Fliter's recital Nov. 1
$20 student rush tickets are available for this Sunday's Jordan Hall recital by Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter. More details on student rush tickets are available here.
$20 student rush tickets are available for this Sunday's Jordan Hall recital by Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter. More details on student rush tickets are available here.
Sir Simon signs on with Berlin Philharmonic until 2018
From the Los Angeles Times' Culture Monster blog:"The classical music world is known for planning concerts and events years in advance. But the Berlin Philharmonic takes the cake today with its announcement that it has secured Simon Rattle's tenure as head of the orchestra for another nine years."Read the complete post.Berlin Philharmonic comes to Boston November 15.
From the Los Angeles Times' Culture Monster blog:"The classical music world is known for planning concerts and events years in advance. But the Berlin Philharmonic takes the cake today with its announcement that it has secured Simon Rattle's tenure as head of the orchestra for another nine years."Read the complete post.Berlin Philharmonic comes to Boston November 15.
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