
Classical KING FM takes steps to address issues of equity and inclusion
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...
a Seattle Times reviewer since 1977, is a composer and author.
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...
On Sept. 20 and 27, KCTS airs the two latest episodes of full-orchestra performances by the All-Star Orchestra, led by longtime Seattle Symphony maestro Gerard...
Our region's orchestras, opera companies, chamber groups and choruses can't perform live and in person at this time. For fall, that means online concerts with...
Watching classical music concerts virtually offers the chance to experience performances that would be impossible to achieve live and to get to know new and...
Despite technological glitches and other challenges, local chamber music groups bring their summer concerts online.
Prolific Seattle author Jayne Ann Krentz discusses her new romantic, suspenseful series, which kicks off with "The Vanishing," out Jan. 7.