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BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL PARK CITY’S AUTUMN CLASSICS SET TO START SATURDAY

The Beethoven Festival Park City’s Autumn Classics starts this weekend and will run through Oct. 13. Returning guest artists John Novacek and Michael Gurt, piano, and Airi Yoshioka, violin, will be joined by a number of local musicians. Besides festival co-directors Leslie Harlow, viola, and Russell Harlow, clarinet, area players performing at the festival are …

SALT LAKE CHILDREN’S CHOIR CONCERT PROMISES TO BE FUN FILLED EVENING OF OLD FAVORITES

It just wouldn’t be spring without the Salt Lake Children’s Choir annual May concert. For over 30 years, Ralph B. Woodward’s young charges have been delighting audiences with their angelic voices and infectious enthusiasm. And this weekend’s two concerts promise to be no different. “We’re doing a fun program and I’m looking forward to it,” …

UTOPIA EARLY MUSIC: FROM MEDIEVAL EUROPE TO AMERICAN FRONTIER

Utopia Early Music closes its fourth season this weekend with a program that crosses two continents and spans several centuries. Titled “The Morning Trumpet: American Medieval,” the program goes from medieval Paris and renaissance England to America’s Appalachian Mountains. The concert features music by William Billings (the first named Anglo-American composer), as well as ballads …

BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL’S SPRING SERIES OPENS TODAY

The Beethoven Festival Park City’s spring edition starts today with a free concert in the Salt Lake City Main Library.  The program includes works by Bruch, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Rimsky-Korsakov and Busoni. Performing will be festival co-directors Leslie Harlow, viola, and Russell Harlow, clarinet. Joining them will be clarinetist Matthew Nelson and pianist Bryan Stanley. There …