Musicians, actors and a dancer come together to perform a Stravinsky gem
A work shaped by the 1918 influenza pandemic
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Pulling back the curtain on The Barber of Seville with Kentucky Opera’s Ben Robinson
An introduction to Rossini’s opera with the new General Director and CEO of Kentucky Opera
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Listening to the legacy of Wendell Berry
Honoring the Kentuckian this week on Voices Carry
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Something old, something blue on Concerts from the Commonwealth
Closing out this season with familiar works
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A premiere with the Louisville Orchestra, and a provocative work by Chausson
Week four on Concerts from the Commonwealth
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Arvo Pärt takes us to Berlin, and a love letter from Schoenberg
Week 3 on Concerts from the Commonwealth
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A concerto from 1777 and deeply personal music for string quartet
Jonathan Biss plays with the Louisville Orchestra and the Louisville Chamber Choir sings Eric Whitacre
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Concerts from the Commonwealth this August
Week one of Concerts from the Commonwealth
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Pride Week on Voices Carry
Listening to vocal music of gay composers
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James O’Donnell on scoring history at Westminster Abbey
Organist and choir director James O’Donnell on the daily musical rituals watched by millions
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“Considering Matthew Shepard” comes to Louisville
A fusion-oratorio retells the horrific hate crime, but finds moments of hope along the way
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Teddy’s tenure continues
Teddy Abrams announced a three-year extension to his contract with the Louisville Orchestra
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Puccini Week on Voices Carry
All your favorite Puccini arias in one place
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Exploring the question “How do you decolonize the colonized?” in a new album, Sweetgrass
A collaboration between Native Classical Music composer Dawn Avery and cellist Wilhemina Smith
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A final love letter from Richard Strauss: Four Last Songs on Voices Carry
All this week on Voices Carry, take a deep dive into Strauss’ final songs
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