Podcast appearances and mentions of ariadne greif

Festival Director and Founder Lucy Dhegrae talks with ResBods past artist (and 2019 Intermission Performance Troll) Ariadne Greif about the 2019 Fest with a brief review of each artist’s performance and a review of the core values of the Festival and its evolution since 2013.

 It’s the day of the show, y’all! And for our last installment in Bare Opera Week we have Soprano Ariadne Greif on the podcast. Ariadne is a spectacular human. She was so much fun to talk to and you, YES YOU,  can see here … Continue reading Episode #105: Doing the Work with Ariadne Greif →

Ariadne Greif, who performed not only on the inaugural 2013 NYC Festival but also on the 2014 NYC Festival, discusses her set for the Sydney Festival which is a collection of her favorite things: juvenilia, toys, transcriptions, and dreams. Her fabulous Dreams and Nightmares project travels for the first time outside of NYC, and will receive a special expansion this September. For more information, please visit the show note: resonantbodiesfestival.org/podcast/2018/ariadne-greif-show-notes

Exhibition openings, operas, and orchestras - oh my! Cole is live from The Mennello Museum of American Art to tell you about three art events happening this week in the Greater Orlando Area. - Friday at The Mennello, don't miss the Julie Heffernan Opening Reception & Gallery Talk, featuring a tour from Heffernan herself. - Running Wednesday through Sunday, Opera Orlando presents Gioachino Rossini's Cinderella at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. - Thursday night, Alterity Chamber Orchestra featuring Ariadne Greif is performing in Loch Haven Park. As always, let us know what you're doing this week. And your own events in the comments for a chance to be featured on a future "This Week In Art."

The A.W. Duo, cellist James Waldo and pianist Alyona Aksyonova, with guest Ariadne Greif visit WDAV to preview the groups two upcoming performances. The ensemble will perform as part of the Music at St. Alban's series and the Center City Concerts at St. Peter's. Their program will include chamber music exploring themes of romantic love in music of the 19th century, from soulful art songs to sassy parlor music.