Guarneri Hall's Linda Berna meets with soprano Lucy Fitz Gibbon for a cozy, cheerful and wide-ranging interview in anticipation of Lucy's upcoming appearances at Guarneri Hall....
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On November 4 and 5, Guarneri Hall will mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II with a two-day concert series that explores themes of hope, remembrance,...
Dmitri Shostakovich and Benjamin Britten demonstrate expressions of memory and time in their compositions as they processed the realities of living in times of war and social upheaval....
In this modern age we view the sciences of music and astronomy and philosophy as completely separate disciplines. But their roots are surprisingly intertwined, which is perhaps why countless composers...
Beethoven’s late quartets were longer and more complex than anything in the chamber music oeuvre that preceded them. Finding the pieces utterly opaque, many contemporaries attributed their incomprehension to Beethoven’s...
Much was lost to the music world when internationally renowned violin expert Charles Beare passed away in April 2025. For over five decades, Charles was the world’s most respected authority...
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