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Despite Medication Change, James Levine's Met Opera Tenure Still Uncertain
Helene Grimaud Talks About 'Water' the CD and the Environmental Challenges
Water, it is the source of life and death. It is sustains and corrodes. When it pours outside our window, it torments us but also it comforts us, heals our weaknesses. If there is a greater power on earth, it has yet to be found. Water or lack thereof can bring a country, a state or a city to its knees faster than economic sanctions. Like many in the art world through the ages, French classical pianist Helene Grimaud is fascinated by water, as a muse, a metaphor and bringer of life. Her didactic approach to the project was due to her strong belief in environmentalism. Classicalite sat down to talk with Ms. Grimaud about water and Water. Boston Classical Orchestra Shuts Its Doors After Three Decades
In yet another most unfortunate announcement, another classical organization has succumbed to a lack of financial support. The Boston Classical Orchestra has filed for bankruptcy after more than three decades of programming.
