Olivia Kieffer | 19 MAR 2020 On February 28, 2020, the New York quartet Sandbox Percussion released their debut album through Coviello Classics, And That One Too. The music on this album is both adventurous and listenable, and from […]
mark Gresham | 12 MAR 2020 With concern over spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus growing rapidly, video streaming of concerts has found yet another important reason for its contributions to the performing arts culture at large in addition to […]
William Ford | 09 MAR 2020 A few years while in Pittsburgh, I had the opportunity to talk with an international “A-List” piano soloist. When he found out that I live in Atlanta, he began extolling the virtues of […]
Mark Gresham | 4 MAR 2020 On Sunday afternoon, cellist Karen Freer and pianist Tim Whitehead performed a recital of music by Beethoven, Cassadó and Chopin at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts on the Emory University campus. The […]
Mark Gresham | 27 FEB 2020 Distance and traffic can be preoperative factor in whether one chooses to attend a concert. Especially if one is unable to drive – even if temporarily – and the limitations of public transportation […]