Acclaimed tenor Lawrence Brownlee joins Classical Post for a conversation about creating community through online performances in the era of social-distancing.

Classical Post presents the video premiere of Pauline Kim Harris’ Heroine: Deo I, just in time for Easter. In the following Q&A Pauline Kim Harris discusses her album Heroine, Bach, her studies with Jascha Heifetz, working with electronics, and her experience as a performer/composer.

Bearthoven is a Brooklyn-based piano trio composed of members Karl Larson (piano), Pat Swoboba (bass), and Matt Evans (percussion). The ensemble combines their individual voices and diverse musical backgrounds, coming together to create a versatile trio focused on frequent and innovative commissioning of up-and-coming composers. On April 4, Bearthoven launches TV Dinners, a weekly streaming concert series for the month of April supported by the Johnstone Fund for New Music. Tune in to their Facebook event to watch! Bearthoven joins Classical Post for a Q&A about TV Dinners.

Welsh Soprano Natalya Romaniw’s debut recording Arion is set to debut on May 1 (Orchid Classics). The album is a celebration of Slavic song and takes its name from Rachmaninov’s Arion. One of Europe’s rising stars, Romaniw has been praised as ‘the outstanding soprano of her generation’ (Telegraph) and for her ‘glowing voice capable of astonishing power’ (FT). Her most recent engagement was with the English National Opera in the title role of Madama Butterfly. Joining Romaniw on the album is her teacher, friend and collaborator, pianist Lada Valesova. Romaniw and Valesova join Classical Post for a Q&A.