Ballet West debuts all-new Carmina Burana
Carmina Burana has long been the most requested non-full-length work of Ballet West. It was first staged by Ballet West’s founder Willam Christensen in 1974. Since then, the collection of 24 poems set to music by Carl Orff has been performed by Ballet West more than 100 times. So, on the opening of Artist Director Adam Sklute’s 10th anniversary season with Ballet West, it should come as no surprise that…
Moral dilemma of collaboration, accommodation ignites upcoming Plan-B Theatre’s premiere of Eric Samuelsen’s The Ice Front
In occupied France during World War II, writers and intellectuals did not approach the moral dilemma of collaboration…
The virtuoso as new music advocate: Carlton Vickers on redefining flute music in 21st century
In 1991, a very young Carlton Vickers was one of the featured musicians on a Salt Lake City…
Spy Hop Productions’ 15th annual PitchNic premieres slated for Nov. 2
A dozen Utah teen filmmakers working on four short films for Spy Hop Productions’ 15th annual PitchNic program…
Works by father and son composers with Utah roots, chamber music gems of French composers mark NOVA Chamber Music Series concert
A newly commissioned short piece for brass quintet by a young composer, along with a short composition for…