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Dispatches from WCMR, AMF, and NMOB

September 29, 2021 By Austin Franklin Leave a Comment

By Hannah Rice, Special to the Sybaritic Singer “Go find some rocks!” shouted Carrie Mallonee, director of the Walden Creative Musicians …

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In Review: Meaghan Burke’s “A Few Concerns”

March 3, 2021 By Austin Franklin Leave a Comment

By Sam Crawford, special to the Sybaritic Singer Try Googling “grunge-cabaret songs” (yes, put it in quotes) and you’ll likely retrieve …

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In Review: Laura Strickling’s “Confessions” on Yarlung Records

February 3, 2021 By Austin Franklin Leave a Comment

By Mikeila McQueston, special to the Sybaritic Singer Both well-curated and well-crafted, soprano Laura Strickling and pianist Joy …

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In Review: Rising w/ The Crossing on New Focus Recordings

January 21, 2021 By Austin Franklin Leave a Comment

Rising w/ the Crossing

by Katie Heilman, special to the Sybaritic singer In a time where live music is nearly impossible to make happen safely, Grammy …

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In Review: Osvaldo Golijov’s “Falling Out of Time”

December 30, 2020 By Austin Franklin Leave a Comment

by Philippa Kiraly, special to the Sybaritic Singer Prepared to be harrowed. Argentinian composer Osvaldo Golijov’s Falling Out Of Time is …

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In Review: Edward Smaldone’s “Once and Again”

November 18, 2020 By Austin Franklin Leave a Comment

by Gary Ruschman, special to the Sybaritic Singer Edward Smaldone’s Once and Again features chamber music scores that have seen a tweak or …

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in performance: Drama and Disillusionment in Seattle Opera’s Onegin

January 12, 2020 By Megan Ihnen Leave a Comment

By Philippa Kiraly, Special to the Sybaritic Singer Seattle Opera’s Eugene Onegin is a lively, exciting, visually attractive, well-acted, …

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in performance: Tom Cipullo’s “The Parting” in Seattle

May 20, 2019 By Megan Ihnen Leave a Comment

By Philippa Kiraly, Special to the Sybaritic Singer Twice a year, Seattle’s Music of Remembrance presents a thought-provoking concert of …

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in performance: Why have we not heard George Walker’s music before?

April 12, 2019 By Megan Ihnen Leave a Comment

By Philippa Kiraly, Special to the Sybaritic Singer We’ve been deprived. For years. Thursday night, the Seattle Symphony gave the …

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