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Jeremy Reynolds

Jeremy Reynolds

Classical Music Critic at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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Ahead of the Curve: Pittsburgh’s ballet is reaching thousands with ads on Hulu and Disney+

Captain Hook spent a sweltering day at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Garden posing and sneering at a camera in front of the conservatory’s pirate ship, shooting footage for a commercial to promote Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s October performances of “Peter Pan.”  
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Music 101: Who won the bloodless war over whether classical music s...

Imagine a war in which no blood was spilled. No, not the Cold War — I’m talking about the aesthetic War of the Romantics, in which ego and...
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Is 10 hours enough rehearsal time for a professional orchestra?

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra spends about 10 hours in rehearsal preparing for a classical concert that averages about 90 minutes of music.  That’s...
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Violinist Ray Chen plays for millions online but disappoints live w...

Violinists were once the rock stars of the music world, with the likes of Paganini — rumored to have sold his soul to the devil for his talent —...
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Will playing more Broadway and film music help the Pittsburgh Symph...

What’s the difference between a Broadway show and an orchestra concert? It’s more of a utilitarian question than an aesthetic one. Broadway...
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All that jazz, not enough orchestral 'oomph' in the Pittsburgh Symp...

Great characters deserve great brass stings. Take Roxie from the Broadway musical “Chicago,” the slinky, sly femme fatale who murders her lover...
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An operatic double-billing cloaks small-town adultery and murder in...

When opera was the prevailing art form of the day, composers and librettists would sally forth to do battle with their pens, writing music on spec in hopes...
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Music 101: There's no need to be snobby about pop music's famous fo...

The least secret thing about today’s pop music is that much of it uses the same simple four chords in a loop. Probably the most popular demonstration...
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In Pittsburgh, a techy music education platform receives $265k to r...

A team of software engineers and musicians have developed new music education technology that is rolling out in a big way. On Thursday, the Richard King...
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Pittsburgh Symphony gets a new conductor 3 hours before its Friday ...

Actors in plays and musicals have understudies who learn the role in case of illness or emergency. Professional orchestral conductors have “cover...
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What's with the melodramatic Latin death chant in the music of 'Hom...

The “Dies Irae” is a Gregorian chant that dates back to the 13th century, a section of the Latin mass with text about the dead rising to be...