
Encore Houston
Encore Houston, Episode 143: Texas Music Festival
Posted on · Musicians from the Texas Music Festival perform orchestral works by Higdon and Copland.
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Posted on · Musicians from the Texas Music Festival perform orchestral works by Higdon and Copland.
Posted on · Musicians from the Texas Music Festival perform works by Theofanidis and Bruckner.
Posted on · Musicians from the Immanuel and Helen Olshan Texas Music Festival perform works by Dvořák and Rimsky-Korsakov.
Posted on · A cult favorite musician with Texas roots inspires one of the most successful productions by Catastrophic Theatre, and a rising classical star puts the viola in the spotlight.
Posted on · The University of Houston alumnus plays a selection and discusses his budding career.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: Carbon neutral oil, an update on local freeway projects, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and pianist Kenny Broberg.
Posted on · The long-time festival attracts top young musicians from around world to Houston, enriching our present and future music scene.
Posted on · Cosmic Beginnings, the first concert of the 2018 Texas Music Festival, features music from The Planets, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and space-themed art cars.
Posted on · The Texas Music Festival Orchestra puts on an epic performance of Mahler's Third Symphony.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We reflect on the impact of James Byrd, Jr.'s murder, 20 years later. We learn what it would take for The Woodlands to become a city. We preview the annual Texas Music Festival. And Houston writer Chris Wise has a new book aimed at encouraging everyday people to write about their lives.
Posted on · We hear a performance on a 1724 Stradivarius and speak with one of the world’s foremost experts on rare instruments, in town for TMF.
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 […]
Posted on · This week's episode of Music in the Making is out of this world.
Posted on · Even if you're Red, you'll like these Blues. From liberal to conservative, we've got American music for all tastes.
Posted on · Featuring Verdi, Donizetti, and Lutoslawski, as well as an interview with Juan Esteban Martinez, winner of the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Young Artists Competition.