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Remembering César Franck's Organ Class at the Paris Conservatory: His Impassioned Quest for Artistic Beauty Part 1

Carolyn Shuster Fournier discusses César Franck's organ pedagogy.

Screening of Takashi Horie's 'The Last Passenger' on Sept. 29

Florida art, outer-space theater and heavenly music

Checking in with Snap! Orlando's "Florida Showcase," "StarDate 1970" at the Dr. Phillips Center, OCCO's "Let Me Be Peace" and Opera Orlando's summer concert series.

Lise Davidsen: Beethoven, Wagner, Verdi review – exciting opera star burnishes her star quality

Last modified on Thu 1 Apr 2021 12.06 EDT There’s no hint of difficult second album about Lise Davidsen’s new recording, made with the London Philharmonic and the conductor Mark Elder during last summer’s lull in lockdown. If her Wagner and Strauss disc two years ago confirmed her position as a rising star of extraordinary potential, this consolidates it. Lise Davidsen: Beethoven, Wagner, Verdi album cover As a programme it feels like a bit of a grab bag, albeit an enjoyable one. She starts with the big aria for Beethoven’s Leonore, the role in which she was making a big impression at the Royal Opera last year as lockdown began, and her joyous, uncertain yet undaunted heroine is exactly who you would want to be rescued by. There’s great work from the LPO’s horns here, too.