Oklahoma State University’s McKnight Center for the Performing Arts is scheduled to open in Stillwater in October, but Oklahoma City music lovers can get a sneak preview eight months early. Presented as part of the center’s second annual Chamber Music Festival, Oklahoma City Soiree – Folk Influences is 6 p.m. Feb. 28 at CHK|Central Boathouse, […]
Sergei Prokofiev
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Heat conductor
Oklahoma City Philharmonic’s 2018-19 season sounds off Saturday with a classic selection featuring Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D minor conducted by a new leader in music director Alexander Mickelthwate. Though the baton was officially passed to Mickelthwate in May 2017, the German-born maestro has spent the last year acclimating to OKC, diving […]
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Moscow Festival Ballet returns to Armstrong Auditorium as a local favorite
The Russian ballet company presents two 7:30 p.m. performances Jan. 29-30
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Moscow Festival Ballet returns to Edmond
A Russian ballet company performs classics Cinderella and The Sleeping Beauty in Edmond.
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Oklahoma City Ballet puts a new spin on a centuries-old fairy tale
For this production, the role of Cinderella has been double-cast with dancers Miki Kawamura and DaYoung Jung taking turns in the glass slippers.
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Gone with the wind
At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, the University of Central Oklahoma’s Wind Symphony puts its lips to a concert of 20thcentury classics at the campus’ Mitchell Hall Theater. On the program are compositions by Sergei Prokofiev, Roger Nixon, H. Owen Reed and Ingolf Dahl. “Besides the lush scoring and soaring pictorial themes, the pieces are well-crafted, with […]