A “homecoming” for a composer with a new concerto
The Louisville Orchestra and Tessa Lark premiere Lisa Bielawa’s new violin concerto this weekend
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Exploring illumination through choral music
Louisville Master Chorale begins its 15th season on Sunday
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Exploring Mammoth Cave with a cellist and an orchestra
Podcast producer Ana González on one of the stops in her journeys in nature with Yo-Yo Ma
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A commission and its composer return to the Louisville Orchestra
Claude Baker’s The Glass Bead Game gets a hometown revival this weekend
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Robert Spano returns to Louisville for first time in 30 years
A new music champion conducts two living composers, and Rachmaninoff’s third concerto with Tony Siqi Yun
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Original music accompanies the characters and story of Cymbeline
Kentucky Shakespeare’s production will feature live music by Wayne Krigger
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Three symphonies of time and place
What do the third symphonies of Copland, Price, and Tyberg tell us about history?
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NouLou Chamber Players and Nick Finch release debut album of new works
“Cellostatus” features three concertos for cello and orchestra
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Spring, nature, and chamber music
Music for a Purpose closes season to benefit Louisville Nature Center
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Fungi and mycelium lead to Grawemeyer award in music
Winner Christian Mason is in Louisville this week for the Grawemeyer presentations
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Big symphony, small-ish orchestra
Chamber Orchestra of Louisville plays staples of the Baroque and Classical eras
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Late romanticism is in the air
Derby City Chamber Music Festival plays Strauss, Wagner, and Schoenberg
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The Innocents on New Lens
Experience a performance art work addressing wrongful imprisonment and exoneration
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Two doubles, both commissions, all Louisville
The Louisville Orchestra plays works they’ve commissioned, past and present, this weekend
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Inspiration from the past and improvising into the future with María Dueñas
The Spanish violinist on writing her own cadenzas and recording Paganini
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