Régine Crespin, the operatic French
soprano and later mezzo-soprano, one of the most important vocal
artists to emerge from France in the decades after World War II, died
Wednesday in Paris, where she lived. She was 80.
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Friday, July 06, 2007
Régine Crespin, French Soprano, Dies at 80
Monday, July 02, 2007
Daedalus String Quartet in Omaha
The Daedalus String Quartet will appear on the Organ Vesper Series on Friday, July 20 at 7:30 in a free concert. For more...
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Classical Music at Risk?
The sounds of a dying tradition are painful, particularly if the
tradition’s value is still so apparent, at least to the mourners, and
still so vibrant to a wide number of sympathizers. For more....
Edward Rothstein - Connections - Music - New York Times
tradition’s value is still so apparent, at least to the mourners, and
still so vibrant to a wide number of sympathizers. For more....
Edward Rothstein - Connections - Music - New York Times
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