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Review: Revel’s Existential Solstice
In a concert evoking winter’s cold and darkness, warmth
Chorus Austin
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National Geographic: Symphony for Our World
The breathtaking natural history footage combined with live symphonic performance sent a noble message: Save the Earth
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Peter Bay’s MASS Appeal
The local maestro brings Leonard Bernstein’s massive stagework to Austin with a lot of help from a lot of friends
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Robert Faires’ Top 10 Dance and Classical Treasures of 2017
Much outstanding new dance and music this year took its cue from the world around us and pressing social issues
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Austin Symphony Orchestra: Feast of Voices
The ASO and Chorus Austin combined forces for an evening of music that was gorgeous, sensual, and sometimes hall-shaking
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Chorus Austin’s The Witching Hour
For this early November concert, conductor Ryan Heller led three dozen singers through works old and new, familiar and obscure, exploring our relationship with death
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Exhibitionism
Chorus Austin’s showcase of new choral work by Texas composers proved there is plenty of homegrown talent to celebrate
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Moving Toward the Light
On the heels of its balletic colleagues, Chorus Austin melds movement with music to voice the unutterable
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Arts Review
This ambitious Austin Vocal Arts Ensemble program was like a tale of two choirs
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Free Night of Theater: The List
These Central Texas theatre companies are offering free tickets as part of the national Free Night of Theater campaign
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Culture Flash!
New theatre that aims to light a political fire under you, a new warehouse theatre for South Austin, and Central Texans sing out at Carnegie Hall