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Young Classical Musicians Find Drama, Friendship Performing In ‘The Ensemble’
Posted on · Writer and former Houstonian Aja Gabel talks about her debut novel, which is set against the dynamic of a group of young classical musicians.
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Arts & Culture
Concert Combines Classical Music And A Murder Mystery
Posted on · A performance by the University of Houston's AURA Contemporary Ensemble creates a unique hybrid of music and theatre.
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Full Show: DOJ Suing The City, And UH Chancellor Renu Khator (March 1, 2018)
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We learn about a DOJ lawsuit against the City of Houston. UH Chancellor Renu Khator answers your questions. We learn how the Great Migration helped and hurt African Americans. And a concert combines classical music with elements of a murder mystery.
Classical Music
Houston Music Highlight – The Dancewicz-Doucet Duo
Posted on · The local violin-piano duo share tracks from their debut album, as well as insights into their collaborative process and musical personalities
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Houston Symphony’s New CEO Excited About Future
Posted on · After a six-month national search, the orchestra has filled one of its top leadership positions. In an interview, the newly-appointed Executive Director/CEO reveals ideas, potential future plans.
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Full Show: Winter Blast, And New Symphony CEO (Jan. 16, 2018)
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: We get the latest on freezing conditions in the area. Then, we meet the new CEO of the Houston Symphony. And we learn how Harvey affected sea life in the Gulf of Mexico.
Classical Music
Houston Music Highlight – Imágenes de Cuba
Posted on · Apollo Chamber Players perform a piece inspired by, and recorded in, Cuba – from their new CD
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Friday At Moores: UH School Of Music Offers New Performance Series
Posted on · The Moores School of Music at the University of Houston launches a new, weekly concert series featuring a variety of performing ensembles
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Recitals Honor Late Violinist Fredell Lack
Posted on · A former student tell us about a recital honoring late violinist and University of Houston instructor Fredell Lack.
Arts & Culture
WATCH: Houston Grand Opera Proves Resilient With New Theater
Posted on · The Show Must Go On – Hurricane Harvey can not stop Houston Grand Opera from performing
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Local Ensemble Celebrates 10 Years With Concert Inspired By Indian Classical Music
Posted on · We learn about Houston Melharmony, the season-opening concert for the Apollo Chamber Players, who celebrate their tenth anniversary this year.
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Full Show: Gun Control Debate Surfaces Again, And Ask The Allergy Doctor (Oct. 3, 2017)
Posted on · On Tuesday's edition of Houston Matters: How might the mass shooting in Las Vegas affect several pieces of gun-related legislation backed by Texas lawmakers? Also, an allergy expert answers your questions. And a Houston ensemble continues toward its goal of performing music from 20 different global cultures.
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Texas Music Festival Provides an Escape for Venezuelan Violist
Posted on · Music offers an escape for musician Abraham Martin. He plays the viola, and rehearsing and performing helps him escape a little from the ongoing turmoil in his home country of Venezuela. Lately, he’s been escaping a little bit more during the intense four weeks of training and rehearsing for the Texas Music Festival at the […]
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How the ‘Rocky’ Theme Became the Personal Anthem for Outgoing Pops Conductor Michael Krajewski
Posted on · (Above:Michael Krajewski served as the Houston Symphony’s principal pops conductor for 17 years before his final concerts May 26-28, 2017. Photo: Derek Stokely | Houston Public Media)For well over a decade, Michael Krajewski has had an inside joke with Houston audiences: he likes to pump up the crowd and add a little pizzazz to the […]
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Political Roundup, and Energy Trends Reshaping America’s Future: Wednesday’s Show (May 31, 2017)
Posted on · The 85th regular session of the Texas Legislature wrapped up this week with some contention — and even threats of violence. Also, lawmakers passed a $217 billion budget to run the state for the next two year, and Gov. Greg Abbott says he’ll decide sometime this week if he wants to call a special session […]