At least six U.S. orchestras are performing the music of Florence Price this Women’s History Month. Other women composers are getting the spotlight too.
That’s nice says Liane Curtis, the President of Women’s Philharmonic Advocacy, but it’s not really enough. The organization has released its Repertoire Report which analyzes the programming of the top 21 U.S. Symphony Orchestras.
There’s good news about the progress of the once dilapidated National Opera House in Pittsburgh.
We honor the life and career of Pianist Andre Watts with good friend and colleague Norman Krieger.
There’s a new debut album from Sphinx Virtuosi called Songs for Our Times.
Bass player Joseph Conyers is making history again with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Conductor Jonathon Heyward has picked up another job.
The Hastings International Piano Competition in England is looking for applicants. So is the Sphinx Competition. There’s also a competition for UK only groups called the Music and Drama Education awards.