The history of classical music is filled with examples of famous families where musical ability is passed down from parents to a multiple of children. Many assume it’s just genetics,...
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Felix Mendelssohn’s String Octet dazzles audiences with memorable moments ranging from incandescent brilliance to heartfelt. Its rich complexity belies the fact that Mendelssohn, a child prodigy, wrote it while still...
The great actor-director Buster Keaton was an athlete through and through. His outrageously dangerous stunts had him swinging and leaping from moving vehicles, enduring terrifying falls, and subjecting himself to...
Stephen Prutsman has been described as one of the most innovative musicians of his time. Moving easily from classical to jazz to world music styles as a pianist and composer,...
Linda Berna spoke recently with the Iris Trio’s violist Zoë Martin-Doike about their upcoming performances of Project Earth at Guarneri Hall. Weaving together contemporary poetry with original music, Project Earth...
Much has changed in the world in the nearly two years that have passed since Guarneri Hall tapped composer Paul Novak to compose a new piece for the Formosa Quartet’s...
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