Monthly Archives: June 2016

UNCLE VANYA AT THE SHAW FESTIVAL: VERY HUMAN AND POETIC AND REAL

Posted on June 29, 2016 by strecker

Moya O’Connell as Yelena and Neil Barclay as Vanya in Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya The Shaw Festival’s production of Uncle Vanya is top-notch for a number of reasons. We believe these lives before us as lives actually lived in what they … Continue reading →

Posted in shaw festival, Uncategorized | Tagged Annie Baker, Jackie Maxwell, Marla McLean, moya o'connell, Neil Barckay, Niagara on the Lake Anton Chekhov, Patrick McManus, Shaw Fesstival, Uncle Vanya | Leave a comment

JAMES EHNES: AN INTERVIEW WITH THE ACCLAIMED VIRTUOSO VIOLINIST DUE TO APPEAR WITH THE TORONTO SYMPHONY ON JUNE 9, 10, 11

Posted on June 6, 2016 by strecker

Photo: Benjamin Ealovega James Strecker: You are certainly a presence as a musical figure in the media. Your concerts, recitals, and recordings are frequently reviewed and you often participate in detailed and probing interviews and presentations. Does your existence as … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews from Music, Uncategorized | Tagged Chandos, Elgar Violin Concerto, Homage CD/DVD, James Ehes, Marsick Strad, Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto Symphony | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: June 2016

UNCLE VANYA AT THE SHAW FESTIVAL: VERY HUMAN AND POETIC AND REAL

JAMES EHNES: AN INTERVIEW WITH THE ACCLAIMED VIRTUOSO VIOLINIST DUE TO APPEAR WITH THE TORONTO SYMPHONY ON JUNE 9, 10, 11

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