Chausson’s opera has languished in the shadows for over a century. Graham Vick’s new production in Paris does little to makes its case All art forms have their overlooked great figures and their ...

In a roundabout way, we have France’s first president to thank for the music of the Romantic composer Ernest Chausson. It was Napoleon III’s plan to transform Paris from an overcrowded jumble of dingy ...

Donald Macleod explores the friendships, influences and struggles in the life and work of Ernest Chausson. Amédée-Ernest Chausson grew up in Paris during a period of great political, social and ...

Donald Macleod explores the friendships, influences and struggles in the life and work of Ernest Chausson. Amédée-Ernest Chausson grew up in Paris during a period of great political, social and ...

No other work in the repertoire is quite like Chausson’s Concert for violin, piano and string quartet. Charlotte Gardner delves into a rich recording history dating back almost a century Can there be ...

Violinist Hilary Hahn is a frequent guest soloist with the Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra in Copenhagen. That's where she was just about a month ago for a performance of music by Ernest ...

One of the crowning glories of the 2021 Bard Summerscape season, the festival's lauded production of Ernest Chausson's only opera, King Arthur ("Le roi Arthus"), will be available for on-demand ...

‘The sound of groaning cellos’ was how Stéphane Mallarmé evoked the Paris home of Ernest Chausson, though he might simply have been seeking a rhyme (violoncelles) for Chausson’s address (22 Boulevard ...

Chausson: Endless Song; Concert in D; Poem of Love and the Sea. (Andree Esposito, Pierre Barbizet, Christian Ferras, Parrenin Quartet, Victoria de los Angeles, Lamoureux Orchestra; Jean-Pierre ...

Lorin Maazel has for decades spent most of his time on the conductor's podium. But he started out as a violinist. From one of his early recordings, we hear Maazel take up the violin and join pianist ...

Superb singers and a clear production make a strong case for Ernest Chausson’s seldom heard “Le Roi Arthus.” By Anthony Tommasini ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — It took just two words over the ...