What do The Beatles and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky have in common? Well, music, of course, but vastly different! They lived in different centuries and on separate continents. I was listening to both The

As I sit in a quiet space, the gentle melodies of Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons envelop me. Each note dances through the air, inviting me to reflect on the beauty and complexity of life itself. It’s fascinating

When it comes to Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty in its grandeur, you gotta look no further than this. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.

I may not care much about the direct to video Tom and Jerry flicks, but this manages to be fun and great in its own special way. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.

American Ballet Theater, Mariinsky, Bolshoi. Which one will triumph? Find out here. I'd also like to know which of these Nutcracker productions you prefer as well. Comment below and let me know.

Do you know that feeling when you pile up things you need to do, or that you wanted to do and you never do them? When you feel the responsibility, but, alas, something else is always more important. That

What makes this production of Onegin so freaking gorgeous? Let's find out. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.

Mother's Day has been a blast all thanks to the wonderful cast of Gotz Friedrich's production of Tchaikovsky's classic Eugene Onegin. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.

Chirping and chattering in a lonesome tree, why do you sing oh lark. What makes you chatter a dart about. Pouncing from limb and branch then hurling yourself towards the earth before taking to the sky.

Peg: "As a little girl, I wanted to be a ballerina." Al: "Ballerina...ha ha...you sure are my nut cracker."

With a lot of positive thoughts, I am posting my entry for week 11, fourth round, of the Hive Music Festival. I once mentioned that when I play for a “competition” I am more nervous and make mistakes while

Good Morning Everyone and Welcome to Your Daily History for May 7th 1718 - The city of New Orleans is founded in North America by French governor Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville. 1840 - Russian composer

Ben Stevenson's and Tom Boyd's choreographic vision of this holiday classic of a ballet comes to vivid, colorful life. Enjoy my review and let me know your opinions as well.

This is a series of posts with music by great composers. I selected five of my favorite pieces by each composer; not necessarily the best or most famous. I happen to like these ones and I'm aware many

A few glitches here and there but hey, it's live music. And the first concert of the Sinfonietta's Tenth Season. Hope you enjoy!

This is a series of posts with music by great composers. I selected five of my favorite pieces by each composer; not necessarily the best or most famous. I happen to like these ones and I'm aware many

This is a series of posts with music by great composers. I selected five of my favorite pieces by each composer; not necessarily the best or most famous. I happen to like these ones and I'm aware many

This is a series of posts with music by great composers. I selected five of my favorite pieces by each composer; not necessarily the best or most famous. I happen to like these ones and I'm aware many

This is a series of posts with music by great composers. I selected five of my favorite pieces by each composer; not necessarily the best or most famous. I happen to like these ones and I'm aware many

Today I took a rehearsal of the 1812 Overture for the first time in my life. (Thank god I found a score of the non-Soviet edition just in time.) Amazing that it would take so long for me to address one