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Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Megalopolis
Megalopolis: Lionsgate Studios “How would you like to watch a story where nothing ever happens? In my films, everything happens.” In Federico Fellini’s utterly fascinating 1963 picture, 8½ , the
Anton Bruckner Bicentennial
Today, two hundred years after his birth, Anton Bruckner’s music continues to challenge and fascinate. He was a humble man. A devout Catholic. A highly trained organist. A largely self-taught composer. A singular voice in music, especially in his massive symphonies.
Meet the Walla Walla Symphony’s new Music Director and Conductor
Dina Gilbert appeared as Guest Conductor with the orchestra back in February. She currently serves as Music Director of the Kamloops Symphony, as well as Assistant Conductor of the Montreal Symphony in her native Québec. She sees Walla Walla as an “orchestra of the future,” and as a place where she can help develop new and younger audiences.
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Alien: Romulus
Alien: Romulus 20th Century Studios Read One of the most influential science fiction horror films of all time, Alien had its world premiere on May 25, 1979 as the opening
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Deadpool & Wolverine
Disney/Marvel Read “I don’t know anything about saving worlds, but you do.” -Deadpool addressing Wolverine The meta has overtaken the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). After a six-year period marked by
Bellingham Festival of Music welcomes new Artistic Director
Since 1993, musicians from around the country have gathered in Northwest Washington for the Bellingham Festival of Music. Co-founder and Artistic Director Michael Palmer stepped down from conducting duties in 2002, opening the door for a new leader of the orchestra. Enter Brazilian-born Marcelo Lehninger.
