All Classical Radio Featured on Radio World
All Classical Radio, an independent, community-funded radio station and multimedia platform with international reach, was featured on the cover of Radio World.
James Ehnes Extends Contract as Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Gilbert Omenn and Martha Darling Artistic Director Through 2032
Seattle Chamber Music Society announces that James Ehnes has signed a new eight-year contract and will continue to serve as the Gilbert Omenn and Martha Darling Artistic Director through 2032.
Seattle chamber music society announces winter festival
Seattle Chamber Music Society Announces 2025 Winter Festival January 24-February 2
Congratulations to our GRAMMY nominees!
8VA clients Andy Akiho (composer and percussionist) and Gerard Schwarz (conductor) have been nominated for the GRAMMY® Awards. Congratulations!
Marc-André Hamelin’s latest album featured on the new york times
Marc-André Hamelin, one of the supreme piano virtuosos of our time, landed a New York Times “5 Classical Music Albums You Can Listen to Right Now” review for the second time in 2024, this time for his recording of Beethoven’s Hammerklavier sonata.
Leonard Slatkin Featured on Gramophone
Ahead of Leonard Slatkin’s 80th birthday on September 1, Gramophone magazine celebrates the illustrious American conductor with a full-length feature that covers his musical family, his time with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, his slew of recordings of unusual repertoire, and his American Sound Initiative.
“The Righteous” featured in the Wall Street Journal’s Arts Calendar
The Wall Street Journal selected this weekend’s premiere of The Righteous, a new opera presented by Santa Fe Opera, as one of its highly selective arts calendar picks for the week.
Leonard Slatkin Receives Abu Dhabi Festival Lifetime Achievement Award
This month, Leonard Slatkin — one of the great American conductors — received the Abu Dhabi Festival Lifetime Achievement Award at Disney Hall, in Los Angeles. Congratulations, Maestro Slatkin!
Pulitzer Prize-winner Anthony Davis and Bodhi Tree announce 2026 world premiere of bilingual ‘Pancho Rabbit’ opera
After a seven-year gestation, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Anthony Davis and San Diego’s Bodhi Tree Concerts have announced that Davis’ bilingual chamber-opera adaptation of the children’s book “Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote: A Migrant’s Tale” will receive its world premiere in January 2026 in both San Diego and Tijuana.
Graeme Steele Johnson’s “forgotten sounds” project featured on the Washington Post
Our client Graeme Steele Johnson, a clarinetist and arranger who is also a member of the quintet WindSync — another client — talked to Michael Brodeur, the classical music critic from the Washington Post. Graeme found an unknown, unpublished octet by Charles Martin Loeffler and spent a year editing the manuscript. It was “an adventure in musical archaeology.”