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DIARY: Tuesday, February 24, 2026

by Daniel Hathaway

HAPPENING TODAY:

Today at 12 Noon at the Church of the Covenant, Donna Jelen will conduct the Shaker Heights High School Chamber Orchestra in music by Tchaikovsky, Dvorak & Mendelssohn and Alec Rowley’s Meditation for Organ and Orchestra with Jonathan Moyer, organ. At the same hour, Piano Cleveland Live presents a recital by Cleveland International Piano Competition semi-finalist Jonathan Mamora in the Atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art.

And tonight at 7:30. Anthony Parnther will conduct the CIM Orchestra, with Steven Banks, saxophone, in Jerod Tate’s Nani (Fish), Billy Child’s Diaspora: Concerto for Saxophone, and Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 9 in Kulas Hall.

Visit our Concert Listings for details of these and other performances.

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Pre•Views & Features

Pittsburgh’s Chatham Baroque to visit Rocky River Chamber Society Series

By Mike Telin

Chatham Baroque, Pittsburgh’s long-standing period instrument ensemble, will be featured on the Rocky River Chamber Society series on Monday, March 2 at 7:30 pm at West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church. Violinist Andrew Fouts, violist da gamba Patricia Halverson, and theorboist and Baroque guitarist Scott Pauley will offer a program that Fouts said might be titled “Bach and Before.”

I recently caught up with Andrew Fouts for a telephone conversation about the group and their program.

Mike Telin: Is this going to be the group’s Cleveland debut?

Andrew Fouts: I’m in my eighteenth year with Chatham Baroque, and this will be the first time we’ve played in the Cleveland area.

[Read on…]

Arts Renaissance Tremont celebrates “The Art of Influence”

By Mike Telin

On Sunday, March 1 at 3:00 pm, Arts Renaissance Tremont continues its season with The ART of Influence. The program features four dynamic pairs of musicians — once teachers and students, now artistic peers — who will take the stage for an engaging afternoon of music and stories. The free concert will be held at Pilgrim Congregational UCC in Tremont.

“Rich King joined the Cleveland Orchestra horn section in 1988 and he’s taught at CIM all these years,” ART artistic director Feza Zweifel said during an interview. “One of his students, Megan Guegold, is now a member of the horn section.”

King and Guegold will join pianist Joanna Huang in Johannes Brahms’ So Lass uns Wandern, Es Rauschet Das Wasser, and Walpurgisnacht, as well as playing Gunther Schuller’s Duet #1 for Unaccompanied Horns and Chanson (Homage a Darius Milhaud).

[Read on…]

Music@Main: Pianist Theron Brown

By Max Newman

Pianist Theron Brown wants you to be able to hear his own personality in his music. “I try not to think about it too much. My music is part of me, and I try to be authentic and true to myself within it. I want people to listen and be like, ‘Oh, that’s Theron.’ It’s real, it’s honest.”

This heart-on-sleeve philosophy will come to the fore on Saturday, February 28 at 1:00 pm as Brown’s jazz trio performs at the downtown Cleveland Public Library. The show, organized in celebration of Black History Month, is part of the CPL’s “Music at Main” series, a genre-bending concert series held in the Library’s third flood lobby.

[Read on…]

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