Janelle Gelfand
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Music Hall reopens its doors with fanfare, music and a free community day
Full day of free events on Oct. 7 in and around historic building, renovated at cost of $135 million, follows opening night gala on Oct. 6 → Read More
Cincinnati's historic Music Hall reopens: What's new, what's not — and how will it sound?
How will the freshened Springer Auditorium, essentially a 21st century concert hall carefully installed in a 19th century building, sound? → Read More
Top picks for local classical music and visual arts this fall
Sample the best of the fall season in classical music and visual art → Read More
CET documentary to take viewers inside Music Hall's construction project
Show will air in November about "a cultural icon and something that’s loved by so many people." → Read More
CET Music Hall documentary debuts Thursday
Show will air in November about "a cultural icon and something that’s loved by so many people." → Read More
Hope fades for new Music Hall skywalk as price of replacement rises sharply
$1.6 million in private money pledged for a replacement also has been rescinded, city officials say → Read More
CSO leaves 'best possible image of America' on European tour
French reviewer: 'When you have the opportunity to hear (the CSO) live, go to it.' → Read More
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra saw attendance rise at Summermusik festival this year
The ensemble also named a new concertmaster in first season with new maestro Eckart Preu → Read More
'Rock star' curator talks about Cincinnati's Cézannes
Benedict Leca was inspired by CAM-owned still lifes to create a groundbreaking show about Cézanne. → Read More
Chamber Orchestra season finale electrifies
The season finale of the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra under Eckart Preu included dancers, a terrific pianist and a galvanizing performance of Beethoven's Eighth Symphony → Read More
CSO launches tour in United Kingdom with fanfare
Hear a broadcast live from the BBC Proms as the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra makes its debut, and other news from the road → Read More
Cincinnati Symphony fills critical vacancies, returns to pre-recession size
Appointments return the orchestra to a full complement of 90 tenured players. The rosterhad dwindled after the Great Recession. → Read More
Packing up to go on the road with the CSO
Moving a major orchestra around Europe includes packing and unpacking 19,000 pounds of musical instruments and equipment during a three-week tour. → Read More
Chamber Orchestra's celestial concert is out of this world
The space theme was timely as Americans await the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 99 years. → Read More
Adding Music Hall charm to restore Middletown gem
Sorg Opera House is starting to look like an opera house again, with "new" seats donated by Music Hall. Currently, naming rights are ripe for the picking. For $2 million, your name can be on the refurbished theater. And organizers say there isn’t a bad seat in the house. → Read More
Taft Museum names Duncanson Artist-in-Residence
Stafford C. Berry Jr., a dancer/choreographer is the second dancer in the program's 31-year history to be named. → Read More
An authentic Scottish welcome to Chamber Orchestra's Preu
Eckart Preu’s inaugural concert as the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra’s fifth music director on Saturday night ended with bagpiper Karen May in Peter Maxwell Davies’ quirky piece, “An Orkney Wedding with Sunrise.” But that was topped by the surprise encore. → Read More
Are broadcasts in peril with Music Hall bridge coming down?
Broadcast cables running under the Music Hall pedestrian bridge to Crosley Telecommunications Center were severed during construction. But they'll be replaced -- at unknown cost -- when the bridge is rebuilt, the city says. → Read More
City promises to build new Music Hall bridge
Cincinnati City Council voted to replace the Music Hall pedestrian bridge Monday after it was said to under threat of "imminent collapse" last week. → Read More
'The risk is too great': City to demolish Music Hall bridge
Department of Transportation and Engineering said a portion of the bridge is “in a state of imminent collapse” and recommended demolishing the bridge as soon as possible. → Read More