New Gershwin “Rhapsody” Recording
So proud to lead the Adrian Symphony Orchestra on this world-premiere recording of the reconstructed original version of George Gerhswin’s “Rhapsody in Blue.” Hear it in the same version that Gershwin played it on that snowy night in 1924. Jeffrey Biegel plays beautifully, as always, and the musicians of the ASO bring rhythm and…
What is a Cadenza?
You might have heard the word, but if you’ve wondered what a cadenza actually is, check out this short explainer video.
Symphonies you don’t know, by composers you DO know.
What’s the best symphony that you DON’T know by a favorite composer? Find out here!
More great coverage of Sequoia’s Digital UpLink
Two great articles with coverage of our virtual season!
Should Easter be “Messiah” season?
Is the “Hallelujah Chorus” celebrating resurrection rather than birth?
Famous Misattributed Music
Fraud in classical music? Just confusion? Maybe a honest mistake? Maybe a bit of both. Check out a few of the best known examples. https://youtu.be/uQfZ_gjzinE
Music of Spring!
Spring is here. How about some classical music that gets you in the mood!
Sequoia Symphony pays tribute to the classic MGM Musicals
Sequoia Symphony makes a Dance Video
Celebrating Women Composers, Part 2
Three more wonderful pieces by women composers to help celebrate Women’s History Month
Celebrating Women Composers, Part 1
My first (of two) videos on six wonderful pieces by women composers to help celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day.