Classical Music
Soprano and Harvard Alum Liv Redpath on Singing in…
Last week, WHRB spoke to Liv Redpath '14 ahead of her upcoming performances in Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra.
Classical Music
Benjamin Zander Sees Beethoven's Ninth in a…
Now, in his 50th year of conducting, Zander is reinterpreting the piece by having a flexible approach to Beethoven’s tempo markings while still using them as a guide, thus combining two opposite opinions in the heated debate concerning the composer’s tempo markings.
WHRB News
Talking Mindset with DIVE Studios CEO Brian Nam
Brian Nam, the CEO and co-founder of DIVE Studios, discusses K-pop, mental health, and the positive impact of storytelling.
WHRB News
An Exploration of Canon, Canyon, Cannon in Poetry
At the first part of the Isabella Stewart Museum Gardner poetry series, poets performed stories of depth, love, and survival.
Record Hospital
The Beths Charm the Cambridge Crowd
On February 27th, the Auckland-based indie rock band played a dazzling show at The Sinclair.
Record Hospital
10 Questions with JAWNY
WHRB talked to indie pop superstar JAWNY ahead of his Boston show in March: “I made a f***ing incredible record.”
Classical Music
Stewart Goodyear Brings Trinidadian Callaloo…
In this conversation with Stewart Goodyear ahead of his performance with Chineke! Orchestra at Jordan Hall, we learn more about him, his musical inspirations, and callaloo.
Classical Music
Boston Baroque’s Martin Pearlman Celebrates…
WHRB Classical got the chance to sit down with the founder and music director of Boston Baroque, Martin Pearlman, for an exclusive interview in celebration of his 50th year conducting the organization.