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Cooper International Piano Competition welcomes 21 young pianists to Oberlin - Cleveland Classical

by Mike Telin “This year, we had 190 applicants,” Robert Shannon, director of the Cooper International Piano Competition, said during a recent telephone conversation. “I listened to them all, and I can tell you that the level of playing has never been higher.” This weekend, the Cooper International Competition will welcome 21 pianists between the […] The post Cooper International Piano Competition welcomes 21 young pianists to Oberlin appeared f…Read Article

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Piano Days: for “Raga Pianist” Utsav Lal, the challenge is its own reward - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Stephanie Manning When Utsav Lal first received a performance offer from Piano Cleveland, he was pleasantly surprised. “ I know the bulk of their work involves pretty straight-ahead classical piano and the Competition,” he said in a recent interview. “I do things a little differently, so it’s nice that they’re interested in […]Read Article

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Mirabelle Kajenjeri goes back to her roots for Piano Days program - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Stephanie Manning The participants in the Cleveland International Piano Competition (CIPC) aren’t just expected to perform well — they need to speak articulately about their music making, too. So when the jury sat down with the 2024 contestants for individual interviews, they asked: what’s one project you would like to do? […]Read Article

Ohio Light Opera: Patience, or Bunthorne’s Bride (July 2) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Daniel Hathaway Of all the sacred Victorian oxen William Shenk Gilbert and Arthur Seymour Sullivan set out to gore in their fourteen Savoy Operas, their satire of the Aesthetic Movement and its medieval values is one of their cleverest. Patience (1890) lampoons the literary excesses of the aesthetes and their followers […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali returns to Severance Music Center - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Mike Telin After making his Cleveland Orchestra debut last November by stepping in for Franz Welser-Möst, Finnish conductor Santtu-Mathias Rouvali received a great honor — a return engagement. On Thursday, July 17 at 7:00 pm, Rouvali will lead the second Summers at Severance concert in Mandel Concert Hall. The program includes […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

ChamberFest takes its audience on a journey in “Songs, Signs, and Souvenirs” (June 28) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Stephanie Manning During this year’s ChamberFest, the “Lost and Found” theme showed up in all kinds of ways. Sometimes that meant performing recently-unearthed works from historic composers like Mozart and Chopin. Sometimes it referred to an emotional resonance, as when Judith Markovich’s music told the story of the grief and loss […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Piano Days 2025: two weeks, six international pianists, and many creative performances - Cleveland Classical

"Our goal is always to push the boundaries of what people think of when they think about classical music," Marissa Moore said.Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Blossom Festival Band spotlights new and old favorites in "Salute to America" (July 3) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Stephanie Manning This article was originally published on Cleveland.com CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — For an outdoor concert on July 3, you could hardly have asked for a nicer summer evening — or a more expert conductor. “How about this weather!” Michelle Rakers cheerfully boomed from the podium, greeting the audience who […]Cuyahoga Falls · Cuyahoga Falls Read Article

Conductor Osmo Vänskä returns to Blossom Music Center - Cleveland Classical

by Mike Telin “It’s great to come to Cleveland because the Orchestra is always willing to do their best,” conductor Osmo Vänskä said during a recent interview. “And they expect that if someone is on the podium, that person should have the same attitude and have done their homework.” On Saturday, July 12 at 7:00 […] The post Conductor Osmo Vänskä returns to Blossom Music Center appeared first on Cleveland Classical.Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Blind Injustice: A conversation with the stage director, conductor, and chorus master (4th of 4 articles) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFBy Mike Telin This weekend Chagrin Arts will present the Northeast Ohio premiere of Blind Injustice at Outcalt Theatre in Playhouse Square. Composed by Scott Davenport Richards with a libretto by David Cote, the Opera is based on Ohio Innocence Project co-founder Mark Godsey’s book of the same name and on interviews […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Errollyn Wallen braves the storm to share her Songbook at ChamberFest (June 18) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Stephanie Manning Errollyn Wallen is many things — composer, vocalist, and published author, just to name a few. But you could also say she’s a little bit of a psychic. As the sky outside the floor-to-ceiling windows in Mixon Hall rapidly darkened with storm clouds on June 18, she launched into […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

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Cooper International Piano Competition welcomes 21 young pianists to Oberlin - Cleveland Classical

Piano Days: for “Raga Pianist” Utsav Lal, the challenge is its own reward - Cleveland Classical

Mirabelle Kajenjeri goes back to her roots for Piano Days program - Cleveland Classical

Ohio Light Opera: Patience, or Bunthorne’s Bride (July 2) - Cleveland Classical

Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali returns to Severance Music Center - Cleveland Classical

ChamberFest takes its audience on a journey in “Songs, Signs, and Souvenirs” (June 28) - Cleveland Classical

Piano Days 2025: two weeks, six international pianists, and many creative performances - Cleveland Classical

Blossom Festival Band spotlights new and old favorites in "Salute to America" (July 3) - Cleveland Classical

Conductor Osmo Vänskä returns to Blossom Music Center - Cleveland Classical

Blind Injustice: A conversation with the stage director, conductor, and chorus master (4th of 4 articles) - Cleveland Classical

Errollyn Wallen braves the storm to share her Songbook at ChamberFest (June 18) - Cleveland Classical

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