Music Review | Morgenstern Trio, presented by Friends of Chamber Music Kansas City, performed the entire catalog of Beethoven piano trios with a comfortable familiarity, exhibiting pronounced affection for each other and the repertoire. Review by Proust Eats A Sandwich. kcstudio.org/friends-of-cha…

Before the sounds of Classical KC reach your ears, there's a team of people that work their magic ✨ on your favorite music. Along with being a master of the sound board (and a big Prokofiev fan), he's a professional percussionist and jazz musician. #MeetClassicalKC

Dance Review | “Skin,” presented by the Owen/Cox Dance Group, was a thoughtful and intimate collaboration with singer/songwriter Helen Gillet, a New Orleans-based Belgian-American cellist-chanteuse. Owen/Cox Dance Group @helengillet Proust Eats A Sandwich kcstudio.org/intimate-sensi…

We’ve selected a handful of nearby ghost towns whose heritages inspire curiosity. bit.ly/3jpknpz

Dance Review | Nashville Ballet’s “Lucy Negro Redux” is an irrepressible imagining of the “dark lady” from William Shakespeare’s sonnets, presented by Harriman-Jewell Series. Book: Caroline Randall Williams Choreography/direction: Paul Vasterling Review: Proust Eats A Sandwich kcstudio.org/nashville-ball…

Music Review | As Kansas City's reigning vocal ensemble, Kansas City Chorale celebrates its 40th season. Review by Proust Eats A Sandwich kcstudio.org/reigning-kansa…

This Friday, @KCBaroque will explore early American voices in their final concert of the season. Read more from Classical KC's Libby Hanssen >> loom.ly/UtwxxVI

From inspiration to invention, record-breaking community efforts and religious relics, enjoy a few of Kansas City’s more bizarre and esoteric claims to fame. kcur.org/arts-life/2022…

YAY! New Music on the airwaves (and on demand) courtesy of CKC and Sascha and Laurel. Not your average classical music radio.

Arts News | For Gonzalo Farias, the Kansas City Symphony’s new associate conductor, music is not just about making beautiful sounds. #kcsymphony kcstudio.org/gonzalo-farias…

and I'm just over here like "where can I buy those pigs"?

While Kansas City is known for its jazz scene, improvised music takes center stage in many different forms. Learn more about improvised music events in the coming months >> loom.ly/qJM0fJ8

Music Review | Garnering multiple standing ovations, the Kansas City Symphony opened their season with verve and solidarity of spirit. Kansas City Symphony Proust Eats A Sandwich kcstudio.org/building-a-bet…

During the day, these parklike settings are oases of calm. At night … well, there are places the living should not frequent once the sun goes down. Get your spook on with this Creative Adventure! 👻 kcur.org/arts-life/2022…

Somewhere in all the football chatter (American and international) this story posted about an pretty amazing dancer who--approaching 70--still has it and is still at it.

Music Review | The Kansas City Chorale and actor Matt Schwader gave an engaging performance of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol," reimagined by composer Benedict Sheehan. Proust Eats A Sandwich kcstudio.org/the-kansas-cit…

ATTENTION currently enrolled UMKC Conservatory students! Apply for the UMKC Libraries' Shining a Light Concert, coming April 4, 2023. Explore 21st century music, written by underrepresented composers. Applications due January 29, 2023. Full details: library.umkc.edu/news/shining-a…

This month, saxophonist Steven Banks will perform the world premiere of Billy Childs' new saxophone concerto with the Kansas City Symphony. Learn more >> loom.ly/7uPUX4k

We're so excited to have Joyce DiDonato join Michael Stern and Dan Margolies for this week's episode of the Kansas City Symphony on Classical KC! Enjoy some of her favorite performances with her hometown orchestra >> loom.ly/-nXAwpk

Music Review by Proust Eats A Sandwich | Chicago Symphony Orchestra returned to #KansasCity for an expansive program of rarely-heard works from two household names of the 19th century. Harriman-Jewell Series Kauffman Center kcstudio.org/magnificent-ma…