We spoke to electronic music innovator Carl Craig about his forward-pushing collaborations with like-minded future creators, bringing dance music to full orchestra and back in his 2017 release 'Versus' and its subsequent live realization.
Classical Director Pablo Rasmussen attended the February BSO All-Mozart performance at Symphony Hall, where Herbert Blomstedt led the orchestra through Mozart’s Symphonies No. 34, No. 36 “Linz”, and No. 41 “Jupiter”.
Staff Member Leah Sosland attended the February BSO performance of Debussy and Ravel at Symphony Hall, where Jacques Lacombe led the orchestra through Debussy’s Sarabande et Danse, Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the left hand, and Ravel’s complete Daphnis et Chloé.
How can classical music reach contemporary audiences? Rob Kapilow of NPR's "What Makes It Great?" talks about his efforts to bring classical music to listeners today and how he bridges the gap between educational and engaging.
Ryan Turner, Artistic Director at Emmanuel Music, discusses his upcoming performance with Harvard Glee Club and Urbanity Dance, along with how he balances programming old with new.
While grizzled hip hop fans lament the decline of lyricism in hip hop, Medhane is refining his craft and bucking expectations with the poise of an athlete jogging through warm ups.
On this episode of ZUCKER, host Andrew Zucker is joined by Friends from College co-creator Francesca Delbanco ’95. Delbanco talks about everything from Pinocchio's Pizza to the show’s development process.
Join Shane O'Donoghue and Jack Clark as they discuss Ivy League basketball and the wider world of college basketball in the first episode of this year's Top of the Key podcast.