Performances
Cooke and Huang give vivid advocacy to world premiere for Vocal Arts DC
As the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding draws near, classical musicians, […]
Emmanuel Choir marks All Saints’ Day with Requiem premiere and contrasting Mass
Graham Gordon Ramsay composed his Requiem as a response to human […]
Distractions make for a mixed evening at Festival Capriccio
Capriccio Baroque is presenting its second Festival Capriccio this fall, beginning […]
Bignamini returns to the NSO with Americana, bold romanticism
The first time that Jader Bignamini came to conduct the National […]
Under Rouvali, Philharmonia sounds fresh and vital on 80th anniversary tour
London’s Philharmonia Orchestra returned to the Washington area for the first […]
Articles
Patrick Quigley to open new Opera Lafayette era with a fresh look at “Dido and Aeneas”
At the end of Opera Lafayette’s 30th season last May, founder […]
Critic’s Choice
Lawrence Brownlee, Erin Morley, and Gerald Martin Moore. Vocal Arts DC. […]
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Calendar
November 9
Folger Consort
Robert Eisenstein, violinist
Christopher Kendall, lutenist
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News
Vienna Philharmonic to visit Kennedy Center
After raising an all-time-record $3.45 million at its first NSO Gala, […]
Daniel Hope to succeed Wu Han as Wolf Trap artistic adviser
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announced Friday morning that […]
