Cheering and chanting as cars driving by honked in solidarity, hundreds of supporters of president-elect Joe Biden and vice president-elect Kamala Harris gathered near the Boston Common Saturday afternoon to celebrate the results of the 2020 presidential election.
For 14 seasons, the Guerilla Opera in Boston has used innovative music techniques to tell stories, engage its audience and defy the traditions of opera.
This past weekend, I was honored to be in the audience of the Boston University College of Fine Art’s rendition of “The War Reporter.” The piece followed the struggles of post-traumatic stress disorder...
World-renowned operatic soprano Deborah Voigt shared stories from her new memoir, including her struggles with weight and alcohol addiction, with hundreds of Boston University students, faculty and...
When John Cage debuted his now-celebrated composition “4’33''” in the early '50s, audiences and critics were confused and appalled by the composer’s performance of what was seemingly four minutes...
For the first time in centuries, the Celtic Carnyx War trumpet will sound from the stage of the Berklee Performance Center on Saturday. Featured in Berklee College of Music’s opera about little-known...
Everyone is aware of the eerie associations that come with a dream sequence involving an Orthodox rabbi from the Bronx bursting into opera, right? If not, this strange yet haunting sensation can be found...
Former Boston University President John Silber’s artistic imprint lives on throughout the Charles River campus, from his contributions to the BU Opera Institute to a sculpture commemorating former Trustee...
