“Considering Matthew Shepard” comes to Louisville
A fusion-oratorio retells the horrific hate crime, but finds moments of hope along the way
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Teddy’s tenure continues
Teddy Abrams announced a three-year extension to his contract with the Louisville Orchestra
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Puccini Week on Voices Carry
All your favorite Puccini arias in one place
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Exploring the question “How do you decolonize the colonized?” in a new album, Sweetgrass
A collaboration between Native Classical Music composer Dawn Avery and cellist Wilhemina Smith
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A final love letter from Richard Strauss: Four Last Songs on Voices Carry
All this week on Voices Carry, take a deep dive into Strauss’ final songs
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A musical walk through two centuries of Kentucky history with Helen & Nora
Oxmoor Farm and NouLou Chamber Players commission a new work highlighting the women of the historic home
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How Baldwin Giang has found trust in this community
How time spent in community has allowed Giang to push boundaries
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Renee Fleming finds her way to nature after a career singing on the worlds’ stages
America’s soprano on the power of dinner parties, and finding gratitude in every performance
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The Patterson/Sutton duo talk life on and off stage
The cello/guitar duo on life, music in Afghanistan and more
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Howard Goodall’s Requiem sheds light on the living
Traditional Requiems make a plea for the dead… Howard Goodall wrote a Requiem for those left behind
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Bach’s St. John Passion is 300 years old… and proves to be as relevant as ever
The Louisville Master Chorale tackle tough themes and demanding music this weekend
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The Louisville Chamber Choir takes on a work never meant for public performance
Kent Hatteberg leads Frank Martin’s Mass for Double Choir this weekend
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A new novel hits on local spots and a stolen Strad
Dwain Lee on his book “Plausible Deception,” and George Yu on the art of violin making
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