by Don Dagenais
Tue, Mar 22, 2011
Vocal music highlights dominate Kansas City’s classical music scene as March ends. The Friends of Chamber Music presents Trio Mediaeval, a group of a cappella women singers in ancient masterworks, the combined University of Kansas forces present Mendelssohn’s giant oratorio "Elijah." Also, you have an unusual chance to hear excerpts from Handel’s "Radamisto" at William Jewell College. On a lighter note, the Heartland Men’s Chorus sings jazz works with guest artist Marilyn Maye.
On the instrumental side, the Kansas City Symphony performs Romantic favorites by Berlioz, Ravel, and Elgar under the baton of guest conductor Larry Rachleff and soloist Ingrid Fliter. Kanako Ito and Martin Storey return to town to play with Quartet Accorda at Park University. It will be great to hear these returning artists again.
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by Victor Wishna
Tue, Mar 22, 2011
“Two Jews Walk into a War…” at the Unicorn Theatre; “Look to the Rainbow: The Lyrics of Yip Harburg” at Quality Hill Playhouse; “In Trousers” by Egads! Theatre Company at Off Center Theatre; “Cabaret” at Kansas City Rep
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