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A performing arts blog and occasional podcast of CD reviews, news and interviews from the world of stage, screen, cabaret, classical music, and related places.

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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Symphony Preview: A little traveling music

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Share on Google+: Guest conductor Robert Spano steps up to the podium this weekend (November 25-27, 2016) to lead the St. Louis Symphony ...

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Symphony Preview: The folk school

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This weekend (October 14 - 16, 2016) guest conductor Hannu Lintu leads the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra in a program of works by composers w...

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

National identity

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Joshua Bell Photo: Eric Kabik Share on Google+ In case you thought music only got political in the 1960s, allow me to disabuse you of...

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Chuck Lavazzi: Saint Louis, MO, United States; Aside from the distinction of being St. Louis’s least-known veteran broadcaster (over three decades and counting), Chuck has been active in theater in St. Louis, Houston, and Terre Haute since the late 1960s. He's been mostly an actor and sound designer, with the occasional foray into directing and (recently) cabaret performance. Chuck has also been writing theater and classical music criticism for nearly as long, and is currently the senior performing arts critic at KDHX-FM, and the producer of the KDHX Arts Calendar. Chuck is a member of the St. Louis Theater Circle and the Music Critics Association of North America, as well as the local correspondent for Cabaret Scenes magazine and a performing arts blogger for OnSTL.com

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