By Larry Lapidus The Spokesman-Review October 4, 2026 James Lowe and the Spokane Symphony, joined by Grammy Award-winning cellist Zuill Bailey, returned to the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox this past weekend to give two performances for the symphony’s second program in its “Masterworks” series of the season called “Americana.” Three ...
Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 By Sam Miller | October 1, 2026 Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 Premiered in 1878, Tchaikovsky’s 4th symphony is an exciting battle between the individual and Fate. Written in gratitude to the composer’s “best friend,” the symphony is dedicated to Tchaikovsky’s patron, Nadezhda ...
For Immediate Release September 4, 2026 Labor Day Concert Dedicated to Susan Kennedy Will Fund Free Tickets for Those Displaced by the Fires In partnership with Innovia Foundation, donations gathered at the free Comstock Park concert will fund complimentary 2026–27 Symphony tickets for households displaced by the Spokane area fires. SPOKANE, WA ...
By Larry Lapidus The Spokesman-Review September 21, 2026 The 81st season of the Spokane Symphony got going over the weekend with two concerts at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox. Music Director and Conductor James Lowe presented three works that displayed not only the orchestra’s ability to entertain its audience but ...
Rachmaninoff & Mendelssohn By Sam Miller | September 1, 2026 Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil: “Vespers” Composed in 1915, this a cappella (only with voices) work is considered by some to be his greatest composition. “Vespers” is composed of liturgical prayers taken directly from Eastern Orthodox tradition. In ...
Gershwin & Grofe By Sam Miller | August 1, 2026 Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue Composed in 1924, Gershwin’s legendary Rhapsody in Blue is undeniably one of the great heavyweights in the American musical canon. Gershwin always sought to develop a unique style which infused jazz elements ...
Abrami, Sarasate, and Moszkowski By Sam Miller | June 1, 2026 Esther Abrami's "Transmission" On April 25th, 2025, Esther Abrami released an album titled "Women," in which she played a collection of lesser known pieces by female composers. Abrami, who turned 29 last October, picked up her grandmother's ...
Tchaikovsky & Tcherepnin By Sam Miller | May 1, 2026 Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence Finally completed in 1892, a majority of this momentous work was written and premiered in 1890, just after Tchaikovsky’s return from a vacation to the Italian city of Florence. The piece was ...
Shostakovich and Piazolla By Sam Miller | April 1, 2026 Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5 Shostakovich’s 5th Symphony is often considered his most impactful work. In fact, the piece likely saved the young composer from the gulag. Shostakovich was under heavy scrutiny by the Soviet government in ...
Gade & Paganini By Sam Miller | March 1, 2026 Gade's Tango Jalousie Originally called Jalousie - Tango Tzigane, this work by Jacob Gade is one of, if not the most, performed pieces of Danish music. Gade, born in the scenic city of Velje in 1879, ...
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