The Desert Chorale explores different concepts of home with five new works in its second program of the summer and performs Rachmaninoff's All-Night Vigil for its season finale.
It’s that time of year, when some days you might find yourself grilling hotdogs at a free concert in a park while on others perhaps serving up delicate finger sandwiches
Amy Lonetree, a Ho-Chunk Nation member and a professor of history, will give presentation at the School for Advanced Research on her upcoming book, which tells the story of her
A decade-long search for a new leadership team seems to have ended successfully, with Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen being joined by former Santa Fe Opera official Daniel James as the
The Santa Fe Symphony's March 22 program features symphonic dances by Leonard Bernstein, Gabriela Lena Frank, and José Pablo Moncayo, as well as Samuel Barber's "Knoxville: Summer of 1915" for
The Santa Fe Symphony's Romance and Rhapsody concert on Sunday, February 15, features Olga Kern in piano concertos by Haydn and Rachmaninoff, plus Shostakovich's witty, ironic Symphony No. 1.
Pro Musica's annual Mozart's Birthday concert features two teenage soloists and a conductor still in her 20s performing music written when Mozart was a teen and a 20-something.
