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Tag Archives: Mozart
ChorFreude: Calling All Singers With An Interest in International Travel
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of Queen Charlotte’s coronation in June 2011, outstanding vocal ensembles and singers from throughout the Charlotte, NC region are forming the official ChorFreude Choir, under the direction of Professor Ginger Wyrick.
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Tagged charlotte international cabinet, choirs, choral, chorfreude, classical music, Germany, Mozart, music, vocal, WDAV
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Spoleto Video: Spoleto Chamber Music
Spoleto Video from WDAV of clarinetist Todd Palmer and the St. Lawrence String Quartet performing Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet.
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CSO: Too Much to Say in One Article
by James Hogan When you have some time, Google “Stradivarius Wilhelmj.” It’s not an anagram, I assure you; nor is it going to lead you to some kinky Polish-Italian website. With any luck, you’ll see a Wiki entry or some … Continue reading
Where does the Music Take You?
by James Hogan Tonight’s performances of Gershwin, Mozart, and Adams by the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra were thrilling. As soon as Gershwin’s Cuban Overture floated out into the house, I was basked in warmth and quickly forgot about the sub-zero cold … Continue reading
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Tagged Adams, Charlotte Symphony, Gershwin, James Hogan, Mozart, WDAV
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