Music
Multicultural, Multifaceted
WAC continues season with diverse offerings A new year marks a fresh start — new and exciting possibilities. That could also describe the spring semester of the Walton Arts Center
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Trillium Salon Series
The Trillium Salon Series set out to break down barriers around classical music by changing perceptions of the genre and presenting concerts in casual settings. Roughly a year and a
Venue Variety Is The Spice
Music lovers gain even more choices Be It Resolved Northwest Arkansas’ music scene is thriving. There lives here a tradition of great local music dating back to the Cate Brothers
Venue Variety Is The Spice
Be It Resolved Northwest Arkansas’ music scene is thriving. There lives here a tradition of great local music dating back to the Cate Brothers and Levon Helm, as well as
A Christmas Collaboration
Young cellist performs concerto with SoNA JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Cellist Michael Tynes has been perfecting Camille Saint-Saëns’ Cello Concerto No. 1 in A minor for more than a year and
5×5 Five Minutes, Five Questions Jonathan Story
5×5 Five Minutes, Five Questions Jonathan Story Jonathan Story has always gotten around. Growing up in Fayetteville, he served as accompanist for the Barbara Mashburn Scholarship Foundation, Schola Cantorum and
Dark And Light
‘Mountain music’ keeps life in perspective BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com After six years, Perry Fowler has settled on a name for what he and partner Mark Baran play: mountain music. “People
Four Minutes, Four QuestionsMartina McBride
Whether you begin preparations for Christmas the day after Thanksgiving or you still hold out for a week or two, the cheery winter holiday is coming — along with all
Heritage Shared
There is no word in the Cherokee language for “goodbye,” says American Indian flutist Tommy Wildcat. Instead, his people say “donadagohv’i” — “we’ll see you again.” That’s the title of
‘Cheeky’ Side of Classical
The Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra’s upcoming concert “Humor in Music” is a good chance to poke a little bit of good-natured fun at the usually serious genre of classical music, says
