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Piano Days: Natalie Tenenbaum at the Hanna (Aug. 2) - Cleveland Classical

Piano bars are popular again, declared the New York Post in 2022, and Northeast Ohio got in on the trend earlier this month courtesy of Piano Cleveland. For the final concert of the presenter’s annual Piano Days series on Saturday, Aug. 2, New York-based performer Natalie Tenenbaum took over Playhouse Square’s intimate Hanna Theatre with […] The post Piano Days: Natalie Tenenbaum at the Hanna (Aug. 2) appeared first on Cleveland Classical.Read Article

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Piano Days: Kotaro Fukuma in the Atrium at Cleveland Museum of Art (July 29) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Daniel Hathaway The motto of Piano Cleveland’s Piano Days, “Celebrate piano in all its forms,” included ticketed events as well as many free “Community” performances and happenings. At noon on Tuesday, July 29, what was described as a sound installation brought Japanese pianist Kotaro Fukuma back to Cleveland, where he had […]Read Article

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A conversation with Cooper International Piano Competition winner Anna Avramidou - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Mike Telin On Thursday, July 24 during the finals of the Cooper International Piano Competition at Severance Music Center, Anna Avramidou made a major statement with her performance of Tchaikovsky’s Concerto No. 1 with The Cleveland Orchestra under the direction of Samy Rachid. In his review, Daniel Hathaway of ClevelandClassical.com described […]Read Article

Lisztomania ignites Blossom as Rustioni and Bax dazzle in Cleveland Orchestra debut (Aug. 2) - Cleveland Classical

by Kevin McLaughlin This article was originally published on Cleveland.com CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — The marketing department of The Cleveland Orchestra seized on two works by the 19th-century “rock star” composer and pianist Franz Liszt on its programs at Severance and Blossom to advertise the weekend events as “Lisztomania” — with a nod to “Beatlemania,” […] The post Lisztomania ignites Blossom as Rustioni and Bax dazzle in Cleveland Orchestra de…Cuyahoga Falls · Cuyahoga Falls Read Article

Cleveland Silent Film Festival double bill features soundtrack by pianist Mike Petrone - Cleveland Classical

The pianist has fond memories of the recording session for War Story, which will be presented at the Cleveland Public Library on August 9.Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

The 5 Browns: five pianos, 440 keys, and a visit to “The Edge of The World” (July 20) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Stephanie Manning Music for five pianos is rare enough — so The 5 Browns knew that if they wanted to play a concerto together, they’d need to create their own. That’s exactly what the sibling quintet achieved in 2011, when the Ravinia Festival commissioned composer Nico Muhly to write The Edge […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Utsav Lal at Piano Days: Indian classical music with new interpretations (July 22) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Kevin McLaughlin Pianist Utsav Lal’s solo concert at the Lorraine and Bill Dodero Center for the Performing Arts in Gates Mills on Tuesday evening July 22 offered “Indian classical music reimagined for the Western grand piano.” The experience was a gradual one: you became aware of a rare sensual and spiritual […]Gates Mills · Gates Mills Read Article

Guest conductor Jonathon Heyward presents captivating program in Cleveland Orchestra debut (July 26) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Kevin McLaughlin This article was originally published on Cleveland.com CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — The July 26 concert at Blossom Music Center marked the exciting Cleveland Orchestra debut of conductor Jonathon Heyward — the music director of the Baltimore Symphony and the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center. His program should have captivated […]Cuyahoga Falls · Cuyahoga Falls Read Article

Pianist Alessio Bax to make Cleveland Orchestra Debut - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Mike Telin Although Alessio Bax has performed twice in Cleveland for the Cleveland Chamber Music Society — most recently this past January — on Saturday, August 2 at Blossom Music Center, the Italian pianist will make his Cleveland Orchestra debut. The 7 pm concert, under the direction of guest conductor Daniele Rustioni, […]Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

Ohio Light Opera: The Cousin from Batavia (July 23) - Cleveland Classical

Download article as PDFby Kevin McLaughlin Last seen in Wooster in 2002, The Cousin from Batavia (1921) — with its tangle of mistaken identities, impromptu romance, and Southeast Asian impostures — may be less familiar to English-speaking audiences than other Golden Age operettas. But Ohio Light Opera’s sweet-tempered, farcical revival at Freedlander Theatre on July […]Wooster · Wooster See the Story

Guest conductor Jonathon Heyward presents captivating program in Cleveland Orchestra debut

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CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — The July 26 concert at Blossom Music Center marked the exciting Cleveland Orchestra debut of conductor Jonathon Heyward — the music director of the Baltimore Symphony and the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center. His program should have captivated even the most distant lawn loungers with works by Dvořák and Beethoven, as well as a recent concerto by London-born composer Anna Clyne, who now resides in the United States.Cuyahoga Falls · Cuyahoga Falls See the Story

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Piano Days: Natalie Tenenbaum at the Hanna (Aug. 2) - Cleveland Classical

Piano Days: Kotaro Fukuma in the Atrium at Cleveland Museum of Art (July 29) - Cleveland Classical

A conversation with Cooper International Piano Competition winner Anna Avramidou - Cleveland Classical

Lisztomania ignites Blossom as Rustioni and Bax dazzle in Cleveland Orchestra debut (Aug. 2) - Cleveland Classical

Cleveland Silent Film Festival double bill features soundtrack by pianist Mike Petrone - Cleveland Classical

The 5 Browns: five pianos, 440 keys, and a visit to “The Edge of The World” (July 20) - Cleveland Classical

Utsav Lal at Piano Days: Indian classical music with new interpretations (July 22) - Cleveland Classical

Guest conductor Jonathon Heyward presents captivating program in Cleveland Orchestra debut (July 26) - Cleveland Classical

Pianist Alessio Bax to make Cleveland Orchestra Debut - Cleveland Classical

Ohio Light Opera: The Cousin from Batavia (July 23) - Cleveland Classical

Guest conductor Jonathon Heyward presents captivating program in Cleveland Orchestra debut

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Lisztomania ignites Blossom as Rustioni and Bax dazzle in Cleveland Orchestra debut (Aug. 2) - Cleveland Classical

Cleveland Silent Film Festival double bill features soundtrack by pianist Mike Petrone - Cleveland Classical

The 5 Browns: five pianos, 440 keys, and a visit to “The Edge of The World” (July 20) - Cleveland Classical

Utsav Lal at Piano Days: Indian classical music with new interpretations (July 22) - Cleveland Classical

Guest conductor Jonathon Heyward presents captivating program in Cleveland Orchestra debut (July 26) - Cleveland Classical

Pianist Alessio Bax to make Cleveland Orchestra Debut - Cleveland Classical

Ohio Light Opera: The Cousin from Batavia (July 23) - Cleveland Classical

Guest conductor Jonathon Heyward presents captivating program in Cleveland Orchestra debut