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April 26, 2023 by Justin Bowers


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The National Endowment for the Arts abruptly withd The National Endowment for the Arts abruptly withdrew grants for cultural institutions nationwide on Friday evening. Bishop Arts Theatre (@bishopartstheatre), Ballet North Texas (@balletnorthtexas), Deep Vellum (@deepvellum), Flamenco Fever, Maroon 9 Community Enrichment Organization (@maroon9communityenrichment) and Dallas Theater Center (@dallastheatercenter) are among those North Texas organizations affected. Read the full story at the link in our bio. From @keratxarts.
Hey, WRR fans! We're soliciting interview question Hey, WRR fans! We're soliciting interview questions for @hausercello, the internationally acclaimed cellist and member of @2cellosofficial. He's in the midst of his solo tour through the US with a stop at @toyotamusicfactory on Wednesday, May 21st. Put your questions in the comments section, and we'll pick a few to ask him this Friday!
When she was 25, violinist Esther Abrami realized When she was 25, violinist Esther Abrami realized that none of the hundreds of pieces she had played were composed by women. The results of her journey to change that are on her new album, "Women." Read the full story at the link in our bio 🎻From @nprmusic Photo courtesy: Hauskonzerte
Andrea Bocelli Live in Concert at the American Air Andrea Bocelli Live in Concert at the American Airlines Center on Thursday, December 4th. Tickets are on sale now - tap the link in our bio!
Tour six historic homes in Dallas’ famous Swiss Tour six historic homes in Dallas’ famous Swiss Avenue Historic District during the 50th Swiss Avenue Historic District Mother's Day Home Tour! Learn More at sahd.org or tap the link in our bio.
Hi! It’s Amy Bishop. In our recent pledge drive, Hi! It’s Amy Bishop. In our recent pledge drive, we had a drawing to attend the @richardson_symphony season finale with me. It was such a fun night to meet some of our wonderful members - Mr. & Mrs. Sam Choi and Mr. David Winn! We visited with RSO Maestro Clay Couturiaux and violin soloist Geneva Lewis after the concert. 🎻🎶🎶🎶
@fortworthopera is lifting its voice at Bass Perfo @fortworthopera is lifting its voice at Bass Performance Hall with its first full-scale production at the iconic downtown venue since 2019. The company draws its 79th season to a magical close April 25 and 27 with its production of Italian composer Gioachino Rossini’s “La Cenerentola,” a dazzling take on the classic tale of Cinderella. Read the full story at the link in our bio.
The Pope was a music nerd. Since the Pope's death The Pope was a music nerd. Since the Pope's death on Monday, NPR reporter Tom Huizenga has been learning more about his life, and found that he indeed was more of a common man than one might expect. In 2013, he confirmed rumors that, in his student days in his hometown of Buenos Aires, he once held a gig as a nightclub bouncer. It came as no surprise, then, to find that Pope Francis also had a record collection, and spoke eloquently about his faves. "Among musicians, I love Mozart, of course," the pontiff told Father Antonio Spadaro, editor of the Jesuit paper La Civiltá Cattolica, in 2013. "The 'Et incarnatus est' from his Mass in C minor is matchless; it lifts you to God!" Other choices were a bit more eclectic. Wagner was a favorite, but not just any Wagner recording — the pope specifically pointed to a performance of the composer's massive Ring cycle, conducted by Wilhelm Furtwängler, captured live in 1950 at La Scala in Milan. Learn more about the Pope's favorites at the link in our bio .
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