Author Archives: William Ford
DeKalb Symphony stakes its claim in a crowded field with Bruch, Glinka, and Kodály
Mahler’s “Titan” rises in Macon
Soprano Karen Slack reflects on her artistic journey and the songs of Florence Price
Finding a voice on the podium: a conversation with conductor Mei-Ann Chen
Prague Philharmonia brings clarity, precision, and renewal to Sandy Springs PAC under Villaume’s baton
The lost are found: Mercer concert brings neglected late Romantic works back into focus
Ridibund Chamber Music Society offers mashups, mischief, and midwinter warmth at Eddie’s Attic
Jan Lisiecki transforms a marathon of preludes into a compelling narrative at Spivey Hall
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