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      It’s OFFICIAL: Our production of Romeo and Julie It’s OFFICIAL: Our production of Romeo and Juliet with The Boston Symphony Orchestra has been commissioned by Royal Albert Hall! Conducted by Andris Nelsons Written and Directed by Bill Barclay 🔺 Stay tuned, more information to come! Photos by Helena Misciosci #romeoandjuliet #royalalberthall #concertheatre #concerttheatreworks #andrisnelsons
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      Romeo and Juliet, Conducted by Andris Nelsons is c Romeo and Juliet, Conducted by Andris Nelsons is coming to Tanglewood with a performance on July 11, 2025 at the Shed! 🔊 in the clip above, listen to President and CEO of the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Chad Smith speak with Classical Radio Boston’s Brian McCreath about the upcoming season, highlighting Andris Nelsons activities with Concert Theatre Work’s production of Romeo and Juliet. 🔺 Stay tuned for tickets and more information! 📸@helena.m.photography & Hilary Scott #tanglewoodmusicfestival #musicfestival #romeoandjuliet #concerttheatre #bostonsymphonyorchestra #andrisnelsons
      Everyone can now pick up their copy of The Chevali Everyone can now pick up their copy of The Chevalier at the Drama Book Shop or online at the link in our bio! After 12 orchestras touring to raise the profile of the forgotten composer, abolitionist, and virtuoso violinist and swordsman, Joseph Bologne, writer Bill Barclay turned his story into a full two-act epic.  We workshopped this final theatrical version in 2023 at The Powerhouse Theatre with The Harlem Chamber Players, presenting it for two performances at the Martel Theatre in Poughkeepsie, NY. Now, you can take Joseph Bologne home with you, and read how this incredible Black talent was the epicenter of historical and artistic forces for which he was never given the credit. #josephbologne #chevalier #blackhistory #blackcomposer #violinist #concerttheatre #theatre #published #musicbefore1800 #composer #liveconcert #nycarts
      Peer Gynt, returns on May 3rd at the Stifel Theatr Peer Gynt, returns on May 3rd at the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis, MO! Featuring Soprano @camilla_tilling and conducted by @stephanedeneve. Produced by Concert Theatre Works Hardanger Fiddle: @vidarskrede Chorus: @stlsymphony Director: @erinfreeman1 Written and Directed by: @barclayarts Adapted from the play by Henrik Ibsen  This seminal adaptation remarries Ibsen’s unruly play with Grieg’s iconic music. Comic snatches of story and puppetry freshly illuminate some of the most famous tunes in the world. 🔺 Click on the link in our bio for tickets and information 🔗 #concerttheatre #peergynt #grieg #ibsen #mb1800
      In honor of Black History Month, we're taking this In honor of Black History Month, we're taking this opportunity to shine a light on an inspirational composer, violinist, and conductor, Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges! Joseph Bologne is widely recognized as the first known composer of African descent. Born in Guadeloupe on December 25, 1745, his father was a French plantation owner and his mother an enslaved African women. Bologne's father brought both he and his mother back to France, where they were able to live as free people. Bologne's father put him on an aristocratic education path, providing him a diverse education studying such subjects as music, literature, the sciences, horseback riding, as well as sword fighting and fencing. By the age of 19, as an extremely skilled fighter, he became a personal bodyguard to the King and bestowed the honorary title, Chevalier. While in boarding school, Bologne became a master at harpsichord and the violin. His musical journey began in 1769 when he joined the orchestra, Le Concert des Amateurs, directed by composer François‐Joseph Gossec. Bologne took on the role of director in 1773, when Gossec left the orchestra. Bologne debuted as a soloist with this orchestra in 1772, performing one of his own compositions. The music and performance demonstrated to the public that Joseph was a prodigy as both a composer and violinist. BStarting in 1773 before his death in 1779, Bologne's compositions were published starting in 1773, during which time he was extremely prolific writing string quartets, a harp concerto, violin concerti, several symphonie concertante, as well as operas. We celebrate Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges – master composer, virtuoso violinist, finest fencer in Europe, general of Europe’s first Black regiment and crusader for equality. An extraordinary artist of colour nearly forgotten by history. His story is one of many to be honored and one that we're privileged to tell in our production of The Chevalier! 🔺 Read more about the production at the link in our bio #blackhistorymonth #josephbologne #chevalier #blackhistory #blackcomposer #violinist #concerttheatre #theatre
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