a Seattle Times reviewer since 1977, is a composer and author.
The summer is zooming by, and the Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Summer Festival has started its second half with a July 15 program of particular...
For Ludovic Morlot, the timing is right for a departure from the Seattle Symphony, where his eight-year music directorship comes to an official close June...
A serial killer, a feisty trapeze artist, and the glamorous milieu of 1930s Southern California: Seattle author Amanda Quick has returned to the fictitious resort...
The “A List” in J.A. Jance’s newest thriller has nothing to do with celebrity – and everything to do with revenge. It’s an “Annihilation List”...
Seattle Symphony's concerts April 11 and 13 will bring together Dvořák’s “New World” (Symphony No. 9); Szymanowski’s folk-influenced Violin Concerto No. 2 and George Walker’s...
Bach’s masterpiece has left posterity struggling for superlatives to describe its scope and impact; nothing about it is easy or routine.
James Ehnes, violinist and Seattle Chamber Music Society artistic director, and pianist Andrew Armstrong provided some of Sunday’s most exciting music in a program of...
Seattle Opera has two terrific casts in its fairly straightforward approach to “Il Trovatore," a work that offers one great aria after another, some exciting...
The Seattle writer talks about the making of "Untouchable" — and some of the other wildly popular books written under her own name and the...
Every year, the Seattle Symphony presents several December performances of a “Messiah” production that is never quite the same year to year. This time, the...