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Classical Music

Spokane Symphony's Masterworks 8: "Power to the People!"

E.J. Iannelli

Glenn Dicterow, James Lowe and Mateusz Wolski discuss music of subversion and empowerment
Spokane String Quartet's spring 2024 concert

E.J. Iannelli

SSQ musicians take us through a program of Schubert, Mozart and John Adams
Spokane Youth Symphony's "Voices of Our Youth"

E.J. Iannelli

SYSO's competition soloists and their music director showcase their upcoming concert
Spokane Symphony's Masterworks 7: "Along the Silk Road"

E.J. Iannelli

Tabla virtuoso Sandeep Das and conductor James Ross preview a varied SSO program
Northwest BachFest's February concerts featuring Simply Three

E.J. Iannelli

Zuill Bailey discusses the crossover string trio's return and chamber transcriptions of orchestral works
YunJung Park performs Brahms piano pieces

E.J. Iannelli

Pianist performs solo prior to an upcoming concert of Brahms cello/piano sonatas
Spokane Symphony's "Masterworks 6: A Message to the Stars"

E.J. Iannelli

Conductor James Lowe and violinist Jack Liebeck preview a cosmic concert
Spokane Civic Theatre's "Amadeus"

E.J. Iannelli

Director and cast perform scenes from and discuss the Mozart–Salieri rivalry play
Spokane String Quartet's winter 2024 concert

E.J. Iannelli

Violinist Mateusz Wolski details a program of Price, Beethoven and Mendelssohn
Spokane Youth Symphony's "The Nature of Music"

E.J. Iannelli

SYSO artistic director and conductor Phil Baldwin previews a nature-themed program