Author name: jennifer drum

Maybe passing through generations, the sound began as notes inscribed on paper. Finding the beauty, the passion, or perhaps the […]

Blog in Two Parts Rex’s concert blog is in two parts this week. First, he gives a “Golden Remembrance” of

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Robert Schumann gave up the study of law to pursue music as a pianist, composer and critic. “Kym”, as we

Reminiscent of the glory days, when the train brought notables traveling north to south and south to north, when F

We once again present what  has become a popular Clef Notes feature— our blogger, Rex Gallatin interviewing Program Committee member

He’s back. Jeff Nelson’s back! Just. And the Canadian Brass knows it. It wasn’t the same when he was gone.

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It was an enchanting evening, awhile back, dark earlier, before the time change. That was Friday, February 23, before another

    Stephen Hough is a Renaissance man. He has the kind of genius we might expect to put things