Washington Classical Review acclaims “Armenian “Odyssey”

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Announcements on March 6, 2020

Washington Classical Review acclaims “Armenian “Odyssey”

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Arthur Farwell, leader of the Indianists movement

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Announcements on December 23, 2019

Arthur Farwell In the wake of PCE’s “Native American Inspirations,” Joe Horowitz has filed two blogs on “America’s Forbidden Composer”: Arthur Farwell, leader of the Indianists movement.   Americas Forbidden Composer Americas Forbidden Composer Take two: Listening to Arthur Farwell

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Why Did American Classical Music “Stay White”?

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Announcements on September 13, 2019

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PCE’s Lou Harrison CD: Simplemente Magnifico

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Uncategorized on April 15, 2019

PostClassical Ensemble’s Lou Harrison CD is receiving a lot of attention in Spain.

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Lou Harrison Centenary Sponsorship

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Uncategorized on April 15, 2019

      Broadcast Sponsor at the $25,000 level  The Broadcast Sponsor will receive on-air recognition during the broadcast of the April 24, 2017 concert and the subsequent bi-monthly radio series PostClassical on the WWFM Classical Network. Logos will be placed on PCE’s website, social media and will be prominently displayed as the “Broadcast Sponsor” […]

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Unanswered Question | Arts Leadership in the Age of Trump

Posted by Beverly Stacy in latest news / Latest News / latest news / press on April 15, 2019

Arts Leadership in the Age of Trump March 2, 2017 by Joseph Horowitz In 1966 the New York Philharmonic undertook an 18-day Stravinsky festival as a kind of try-out for Lukas Foss, whom Leonard Bernstein favored to take over as music director. The conductors included Foss, Bernstein, Ernest Ansermet (who had conducted for Diaghilev), Kiril […]

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GALA RSVP

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Uncategorized on April 15, 2019

Thank you supporting PostClassical Ensemble. We look forward to having you join us in celebrating the legacy of Arthur Hartman and his use of the Arts to promote peace among nations. Please take a moment and complete the following RSVP  

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Directors and Advisors

Posted by Beverly Stacy in About / Leadership on April 15, 2019

Board of Directors Robin Berrington, Secretary Timothy Bork Dr. Lorenzo Candelaria Liz Cullen Christopher Denby, Chair Glen S. Fukushima Robert Gelbard Christopher Gekker Angel Gil–Ordóñez Eric J. Larsen Dr. Carlotta Miles Tamara Munk William Richards Irene Roth Patrick D. Smith Advisory Board Philip Bennett Arturo Brillembourg Anna Celenza David Chambers Nancy Chasen Lizette Corro Christopher […]

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Celebrating Don Quixote

Posted by Beverly Stacy in Celebrating Don Quixote / Events on April 15, 2019

November 19, 2005 @ 7:30pm John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Terrace Theater Washington, DC Presented by the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in collaboration with Puppetsweat Theater and the Theater Department of Wesleyan University Chris Pedro Trakas, [highlight3]baritone/reader[/highlight3] Awet Andemicael, [highlight3]soprano[/highlight3] Peter Burroughs, [highlight3]tenor[/highlight3] Puppetsweat Theater PostClassical Ensemble conducted by Angel Gil-Ordóñez […]

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Unanswered Question | Arts in the Age of Trump (Cont.)

Posted by Beverly Stacy in latest news / Latest News / latest news / press on September 8, 2017

Arts in the Age of Trump (Continued) September 8, 2017 by Joe Horowitz The Age of Trump has rapidly changed the American cultural landscape in many ways. In the silo of classical music, there is suddenly a felt need to ask: What’s it for? Why are we doing this? How can the arts affect social or political […]

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