From the moment of Figaro’s entrance, this “Barber” hits the accelerator; fortunately, it offers more than just fast pacing and high energy levels.
Dmitry Sinkovsky, a musical phenomenon who plays virtuoso violin, sings as a countertenor and conducts, visits the Seattle Symphony throughout this season for a collaborative...
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Series of informal, late-night concerts of contemporary-classic music kicks off a new season Oct. 13.
Schumann composed it only a few months before he was committed to a sanatorium — and that’s just for starters.
Danish conductor Thomas Dausgaard, who has already connected with musicians and audiences here as Seattle Symphony’s principal guest conductor since 2014, will be the orchestra’s...
Filmmaker Steven Spielberg surprised the audience -- and, from the looks of it, quite a few of the musicians -- at Benaroya Hall Wednesday night...
Marc-André Hamelin, beloved by Seattle audiences following two enthusiastically received appearances at Benaroya Hall since 2015, returns Thursday with a program that includes pieces by...
Conductor Giancarlo Guerrero, subbing for an injured Ludovic Morlot, brings charisma and intensity.
As Seattle continues to change, we talked to art makers and leaders in the city to find out how they are dealing with Seattle's transformation.