Life Coach Cheryl Hutto muses on moments where something (big or small) sends us into a frenzy, and all the wisdom we know in our heads doesn't reach us in the moment.
Alongside Beethoven’s Quartet No. 1 Op. 18 and Mendelssohn’s Op. 80 Quartet, this program is infused with striking Latin repertoire: Sonia Morales-Matos’ Divertimento Caribeño No. 3 (dance suites of Caribbean merengue sandwiched around a Cuban bolero) and Astor Pizzolla’s Tango Ballet, a work that paints pictures through rhythms and melodies.
Sewing machine heiress Winnaretta Singer was a force of nature, hosting everyone from Leion Bakst to Jean Cocteau and Jean Giraudoux to Prokofiev, Madame Jean Lanvin, Siegfried Wagner, Arthur Rubenstein, Arnold Schoenberg, and Edith Wharton in her Paris salon. More importantly, she was responsible for developing a new genre: “Great music for a small space by up-and-coming composers.”
Two leading Bach interpreters, Colin Carr and Yehuda Hanani, embark on a journey while traversing his Six Suites, the apogee of the cello repertoire.
Nicole Beverly gives an overview of all the duties of the Town Clerk's office.
