Tag: chamber orchestra of the triangle
Carolina Ballet’s “Swan Lake” Was Stunning at the Durham Performing Arts Center on May 2nd and 3rd
Everyone knows what to expect from Swan Lake. After all, it’s a classic ballet, composed by the master composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840-93) in the Victorian age (1876). Everyone who has ever taken a ballet class longs to be either the white swan or the black swan. The Carolina Ballet knew that they had an immense… Read More ›
Every Aspect of Carolina Ballet’s Production of Tchaikovsky’s “Sleeping Beauty” Is a Delight
Carolina Ballet is closing its 2013-14 season with its production of Sleeping Beauty, presented in Raleigh Memorial Auditorium with live accompaniment by the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle. Every aspect of the production was a delight, from the performances to the luscious costumes to Tchaikovsky’s beautiful score. Carolina Ballet artistic director Robert Weiss, although adding… Read More ›
Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle offers art and intrigue
Some art comes to you, speaks to you where you are, and seems to relate to particular aspects of your life. Other art draws you away, lifts you and allows you to forget the particular aspects of your life. Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle’s performance of “The Genius and His Foe” Sunday at Carolina Theater… Read More ›
2010-2011 Season Schedule Announced for The COT
Highlighting the season will be featured performances by clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein, soprano Andrea Moore, pianist Andrew Tyson, violinist Timothy Fain and the Cary Concert Singers.
The COT Finishes 27th Season with an All-European Program | May 16
The All-European Program will include performances of Gioachino Rossini’s “La Cenerentola Overture,” Franz Schubert’s “Symphony no. 6 in C major, D. 589” and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Symphony no. 40 in G minor, K. 550.”