Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra
Composer-in-Residence Abigail Richardson-Schulte recently caught up with Principal Bass Rob Wolanski as part of our HPO@Home series. Abigail Richardson-Schulte: Hi Rob! How are you doing right …
HPO Composer-in-Residence Abigail Richardson Schulte recently caught up (virtually) with HPO Concertmaster Stephen Sitarski to talk about his career, mental health and the future of orchestral perform…
New Zealand-Canadian composer Juliet Palmer turns the rich and haunting sounds of a dead forest into the “harmonic ground” for her new piece titled fire break, commissioned by the HPO. fire brea…
By Daniel Sheridan Edward Said’s Orientalism (1978) is one of the most enduring and influential works of cultural criticism of the last 45 years. In it, he advances the argument that Western depicti…
By: Abigail Richardson-Schulte HPO Composer-in-Residence As a kid, I loved the Choose Your Own Adventure books. I would read them backward and forwards to find all imaginable endings. For Rimsky’s K…
By Daniel Sheridan When one considers the gap between Tchaikovsky’s enduring popularity with concert audiences and the struggles for critical respectability his work has endured during his lifetime …