Music
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The Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey presents Mahler’s Second Symphony
Big questions, big talent
The Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey, under music director Matthew Oberstein, brought adventurous ideas and an engaging, compelling sound to Mahler’s profound Second Symphony. Linda Holt reviews.
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Curtis Opera Theatre and Opera Philadelphia present ‘Riders to the Sea’ and ‘Empty the House’
Unhappy in their own ways
Two operas written nearly a century apart consider the familial wounds that time doesn’t heal. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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OperaDelaware presents Jake Heggie and Terrence McNally’s ‘Dead Man Walking’
The journey, not the end
‘Dead Man Walking’ is a moving, disturbing, gorgeous, and inspiring experience at OperaDelaware. Gail Obenreder reviews.
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OperaDelaware presents ‘Trial by Jury’ and ‘Scalia/Ginsburg’
In opera we trust
Stellar visual effects paired with exceptional vocal talent take us on a double-feature journey, examining friendship and heartbreak through the lens of the court system. Erin Dohony reviews.
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Opera Philadelphia presents ‘La Bohème’
Oh, for the cheap seats
Extraordinary singing from several locally trained performers salvages Opera Philadelphia’s vulgar, high-concept ‘La Bohème.’ Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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As the Trocadero closes, look back at Tesla's 1990 'Five Man Acoustical Jam'
Don't you even worry, Philadelphia…
On a summer night 29 years ago, the band Tesla recorded one of rock's greatest live albums, ‘Five Man Acoustical Jam,’ at the Trocadero here in Philadelphia. With the venue closing and Tesla returning to town on April 23, Stephen Silver takes a look back at that album.
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The DIVA Jazz Orchestra’s Sherrie Maricle makes her move to Philly
Getting that piano tuned
Powerhouse drummer Sherrie Maricle, director of the all-women DIVA Jazz Orchestra, recently chose life in Philly over New York and opened an accessible new jazz jam venue in the heart of Kensington. Suzanne Cloud gets the story.
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Dolce Suono presents ‘Rediscoveries: Festival of American Chamber Music II’
Marvelous midcentury
The second in a series of Dolce Suono concerts of American chamber music highlighted varied instrumentation and concepts from the fertile midcentury period, reviving music rarely heard today. Victor L. Schermer reviews.
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Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents Erin Morley’s ‘Love Songs’
Love takes many forms
Soprano Erin Morley brought her recital, under the unassuming title of ‘Love Songs,’ to the new performance venue at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Fine Art Music Company presents ‘War of the Romantics Part II’
Brahms versus Wagner
The musicians and actors of Fine Art Music Company brought a musical conflict of the 19th century back to life with the conclusion of a special series of Romantic music at the Ethical Society. Linda Holt reviews.
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