Seattle SymphonyA Century After World War I, Yo-Yo Ma Plays Bach in ParisThe cellist played the Sarabande from Bach’s Cello Suite No. 5 for world leaders at the armistice ceremony.Nov 16, 2018Nov 16, 2018
Seattle SymphonyFive Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About BeethovenFrom his teachers to his last words, here are some surprising facts about the German-born composer and pianist.Nov 15, 20187Nov 15, 20187
Seattle SymphonyLuciano Berio’s Revolutionary Sinfonia, Fifty Years LaterThe Seattle Symphony has released a concert recording of Berio’s Sinfonia to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the revolutionary work.Sep 6, 2018Sep 6, 2018
Seattle SymphonyHow does an orchestra commission a composer?From inspiration to world premiere, a new orchestral commission is shaped by dozens of people along the way to its first performance.Mar 15, 2018Mar 15, 2018
Seattle SymphonyFrom Hope to Home, Families Receive Strength from the Lullaby ProjectSabrina found strength through the Lullaby Project, a program helping mothers experiencing homelessness write lullabies for their children.Nov 22, 2017Nov 22, 2017
Seattle SymphonyBerlioz’s Bargain: A Relentless Pursuit of PassionIn the dark of the Paris morgue, Hector Berlioz struck a bargain, trading a life of comfort for one of passion and music.Nov 7, 2017Nov 7, 2017
Seattle SymphonyWhat We’re Listening To: Music for the Solar EclipseWhy not listen to a little moon music?Aug 20, 2017Aug 20, 2017
Seattle SymphonyWhat do The Beatles have in common with avant-garde composer Luciano Berio?Thoughts on listening across genres and styles.Feb 5, 2016Feb 5, 2016