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90 stories by "David Rohde"

Beethoven's Ninth with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Strathmore by David Rohde

For sheer drama in classical music this year, it will be hard to top the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's knife's-edge performance of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 on Saturday night at…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:50pm on January 4, 2015

Watch Out, Washington: Here Comes Beethoven's Ninth by David Rohde

Everybody knows about Walter Cronkite and his impact on television news. Fewer people remember or know about Cronkite's great rival on NBC during the 1960s, The Huntley-Brinkley Report. Pair…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:23pm on December 31, 2014

Standout CDs of Three Rising Classical Artists: Einav Yarden, Yevgeny Kutik, and Danielle Talamantes, by David Rohde

Debut recordings by emerging classical performers face enormous challenges. There's the issue of finding unique material or a unique voice after so much music has been recorded so many times…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 4:05pm on December 23, 2014

The Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic at the Church of the Epiphany by David Rohde

The sheer number of mid-rank orchestras in the Washington area guarantees a wide variety of musical approaches to holiday concerts. But the prize for the most boundary-expanding holiday prog…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 12:43pm on December 15, 2014

Pianist Einav Yarden at The Phillips Collection by David Rohde

A packed house at the Phillips Collection could have been forgiven if they thought that pianist Einav Yarden had magically switched out Steinway grand pianos between numbers. The Israeli pia…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:42am on December 9, 2014

The Ariel Quartet at the Israeli Embassy by David Rohde

How much do you re-interpret music that was written 100 or 200 years ago? This eternal question has an unequivocal answer in the hands of a young ensemble like The Ariel Quartet: Just do it.…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:54pm on November 24, 2014

'Bernstein and Beethoven' with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at Strathmore by David Rohde

Which pieces to put with which on an orchestra program is a subject of endless debate. Does it really matter if concerts have an overall theme? It does if they have as meaningful a connectio…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 1:17pm on November 24, 2014

DC Area Soprano Danielle Talamantes On Her CD Signing on Sunday in Vienna, VA, the Met, Concert Music, and the Opera Singer's Life by David Rohde

Rising local soprano Danielle Talamantes talks about the Met, concert music, and the opera singer's life Politicians and lobbyists running to catch the Acela at Union Station in D.C. or Penn…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 5:46pm on November 21, 2014

Violinist Yevgeny Kutik at Peoples' Symphony Concerts in NYC by David Rohde

Challenging or dissonant music can be a slog for both the classical music performer and the listener. If you're at all fearful to see live concerts because of the reputation of 20th-century …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 5:41pm on November 17, 2014

The Czech Philharmonic at George Mason University's Center for the Arts by David Rohde

Sometimes there's reason to doubt why a symphony orchestra needs all those violins. Many of the labor disputes that are running around the country's major professional ensembles, including a…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 10:28am on November 16, 2014

Pianist Thomas Pandolfi's 'One Singular Night' at the Todd Performing Arts Center by David Rohde

Standing alone on the stage of the Eastern Shore home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, pianist Thomas Pandolfi joked that no orchestra was magically going to materialize before the audie…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:26pm on November 10, 2014

The Ying Quartet at the Kreeger Museum by David Rohde

No type of ensemble works harder these days than string quartets to make classical music "cool" and relevant. From hip, funky websites to innovative performances in unusual spaces, string qu…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 8:24pm on November 10, 2014

The Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig at Washington Performing Arts by David Rohde

You have a right to be skeptical when a symphony orchestra claims to have a unique sound. Down through the centuries most composers of symphonic music have given specific directions about wh…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:37pm on November 6, 2014

National Philharmonic: 'Mozart's Requiem' at The Music Center at Strathmore by David Rohde

Why do people willingly get dressed up and head out in the dark to hear funeral music when no one has died? Three words: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. There have been dozens or hundreds of other …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:01pm on November 2, 2014

An Interview With Washington, DC Piano Sensation Thomas Pandolfi About Classical and Popular Music and the Artist's Life by David Rohde

If Thomas Pandolfi hasn't done all that a pianist can do to present an exceptionally broad range of music to an engaged public, he certainly seems determined to. The D.C. native, one of the …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:47am on October 30, 2014
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