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Jeremy Reynolds

Jeremy Reynolds

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Classical Music Critic, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh

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Popular music food Asian American culture and community issues arts/culture

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politics (most of the time)

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Total articles 816

  • Bach's lost 'Markus Passion' premieres in Pittsburgh with a curious mix of music and theatricality

    By Jeremy Reynolds Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified If a musical interpretation of the Passion of Christ happens in a concert hall, is it secular or religious? On Friday, Chatham Baroque, Pittsburgh’s resident early music group, banded together with musical and thespian forces to present the “Markus Passion” at Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland. The original “Markus” was lost to history, but the libretto (the text) is still known.

    By Jeremy Reynolds Verified · Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Could Thursday concerts help the Pittsburgh Symphony rebuild an audience?

    By Jeremy Reynolds Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified Just because things have always been done a certain way doesn’t mean that’s how they should be done now. The Pittsburgh Symphony has long performed its regular classical subscription concerts on Friday nights, Sunday afternoons and sometimes a third performance on Saturday night. But why? Other orchestras around the country perform on different days of the week. The Cleveland Orchestra’s concerts are Thursday-Saturday.

    By Jeremy Reynolds Verified · Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Bach's lost 'Markus Passion' premieres in Pittsburgh with a curious mix of music and theatricality

    By Jeremy Reynolds Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified If a musical interpretation of the Passion of Christ happens in a concert hall, is it secular or religious? On Friday, Chatham Baroque, Pittsburgh’s resident early music group, banded together with musical and thespian forces to present the “Markus Passion” at Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland. The original “Markus” was lost to history, but the libretto (the text) is still known.

    By Jeremy Reynolds Verified · Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is a historic daily newspaper based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Founded on July 29, 1786, it is recognized as the first newspaper published west of the Allegheny Mountains. The publication has undergone various changes over its long history, including mergers and name changes, ultimately adopting its current name in 1927. The Post-Gazette provides a range of news coverage, including local, national, and international stories, with a strong emphasis on investigative journalism and political reporting. It has a digital presence that includes archives dating back to its founding, accessible through ProQuest Historical Newspapers and its online platform. The newspaper is also a founding member of Spotlight PA, a collaborative initiative focused on accountability reporting in Pennsylvania. The Post-Gazette serves a diverse audience, primarily consisting of residents and businesses in the Pittsburgh area.

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