a Seattle Times reviewer since 1977, is a composer and author.
The world premiere of Hannah Lash's double harp concerto, and the 1894 "Gaelic" Symphony by Amy Beach, were performed with aplomb by Seattle Symphony, with...
Due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, Thomas Dausgaard, Seattle Symphony's Danish music director, had been unable to be in Seattle for more than 20 months. He's...
The dynamic Xian Zhang, music director of the New Jersey Symphony, stepped in on opening night for Seattle Symphony music director Thomas Dausgaard in conducting...
After a 15-month pandemic hiatus, the Seattle Chamber Music Society's Summer Festival is finally “live” again with four, one-hour Sunday programs continuing through Aug. 1....
On Thursday, a group of about 150 mask-wearing, temperature-scanned attendees heard the Seattle Symphony and conductor/pianist Inon Barnatan perform the first live concert with an...
KING FM leaders acknowledge the need to broaden its programming, make its board and staff more diverse and create a pipeline of younger talent in...
This year, Seattle Symphony has created a subscription-based online streaming platform, with weekly concerts featuring a smaller, socially distanced orchestra. Though it's no substitute for...
A Northwest music legend of international renown, University of Washington emeritus faculty pianist Bela Siki died Oct. 29 after a lifetime of excellence on the...
As the pandemic continues and live concerts are all but impossible, classical music organizations have moved their seasons online — with widely varying paywalls and...
On Saturday night, Seattle Symphony held a drive-in screening at Marymoor Park of its opening night concert recorded earlier in the week. Can a drive-in...