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7 stories by "Colin Eatock"

How Conductor Leopold Stokowski Popularized Orchestral Music in America by Colin Eatock

On the anniversary of his birthday, a look back at the maestro's musical legacy.

SOURCE: Playbill at 12:58pm on April 18, 2018

Does Music Make You Smarter? by Colin Eatock

Three smart guys—a psychologist, a neuropsychologist, and a biologist—weigh in.

SOURCE: Playbill at 3:49pm on February 13, 2018

'Competitions are evil " that's a given': It's performance versus prize money for strings in Banff Competition by Colin Eatock, Special To National Post

'The idea of a string quartet competing against another string quartet is perverse, and we go into this knowing it's a strange paradigm'

SOURCE: news.nationalpost.com at 12:20pm on August 30, 2016

Florence Foster Jenkins will have you laughing with and at the worst opera singer ever " either way, she triumphs by Colin Eatock, Special To National Post

'Foster Jenkins is played by Meryl Streep " and much to her credit, Streep fleshes out her role, emphasizing her character's frailty and courage'

SOURCE: news.nationalpost.com at 12:25pm on August 12, 2016

Can classical music reach a new audience through unlikely venues? by Colin Eatock, Special To National Post

'It's an engagement strategy based on the idea that context matters " that an arrestingly unusual venue can alter the way a classical concert is perceived'

SOURCE: news.nationalpost.com at 11:24am on June 27, 2016

Opera Atelier remounts a triumphant Armide by Colin Eatock

Originally staged in 2005, the company’s production of this baroque opera doesn’t have any weak links

SOURCE: The Globe and Mail at 2:38pm on April 18, 2012

When opera becomes a family affair by Colin Eatock

Second-generation singers see their inheritances as both enriching and challenging

SOURCE: The Globe and Mail at 3:44pm on April 11, 2012

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