15 stories by "John Huxhold Special To The Post-Dispatch"
Opera Theatre of St. Louis shifted the focus from oppression to expression with "I Dream a World," presented outside the Missouri History Museum.
A McGegan date is not merely an appearance " it is more like an event. He is always the enthusiastic host, giving witty oral program notes and generally inviting both audience and performers…
Several weeks ago the Muny closed its 100th anniversary season with a sumptuous and nostalgic production of "Meet Me in St. Louis." The costumes were gorgeous. The sets displayed the old-tim…
Pianist Simon TrpÄeski featured in symphony's glitzy annual gala.
The vehicle for his talents was Mendelssohn's "Violin Concerto."
Program leads off with horn concerto.
The opera venue's 2017 season opened Friday night.
The Bach Society of St. Louis brought its Bach Festival season to a close Sunday afternoon with a performance of its namesake composer's "Christmas Oratorio" at First Presbyterian Church in …
Bizet's "Carmen," one of the world's finest and most popular music dramas, was first performed March 3, 1875. Exactly 142 years later, Winter Opera St. Louis ended its 10th anniversary seaso…
The Karpeles Manuscript Collection Library was conductor Philip Barnes' latest pick as the venue for the concert Sunday afternoon by the St. Louis Chamber Chorus. On display were several doc…
Many musical artists come to their performances with an agenda. Perhaps it is to champion an unfamiliar work; perhaps it is to expose an obscure composer to a wider audience; or maybe it is …
Classical guitarists Thomas Flippin and Christopher Mallett create an informal and eclectic program.
Tchaikovsky carries the day under baton of guest conductor Ward Stare.
For years, in a collaboration with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, the starkly modern Pulitzer Arts Foundation has proven to be an ideal venue for exploring contemporary music. Wednesday n…
It's been called everything from "a chamber of horrors; a shabby little shocker; (a score that) portrays blatant events in naked naturalism; and three hours of noise; to a triumph of pure th…
