"Les Délices and soprano Hannah De Priest leave audiences 'Starstruck'" Review from ClevelandClassical by Stephanie Manning "Part season finale, part album release party, Les Délices’ recent “Starstruck” program celebrated both its past and its future. ...
"Les Délices presents Yamin and Edwards in Mozart-Era Music at the CMA" Review from ClevelandClassical by Daniel Hathaway "The concert featured a handsome instrument from the Museum’s collection by the pioneering modern builder Phillip Belt, whose work was influenced by such historic...
"Les Délices presents music by a young George Frederick Handel" Preview from ClevelandClassical by Mike Telin "When you think of music by George Frideric Handel, the first works that come to mind are likely to be his large-scale oratorios such as Messiah, Israel...
ClevelandClassical Review by Peter Feher Click here to read the full review on ClevelandClassical.com In the 1670s, Louis XIV commissioned a series of 39 fountains for the Gardens of Versailles, each modeled on a story from Aesop’s Fables and intended for the...
ClevelandClassical Review by Stephanie Manning Click here to the full review on ClevelandClassical.com Once December kicks in, an almost overwhelming number of holiday programs pop up around Northeast Ohio. But Les Délices’ offering should draw your attention. While other festive concerts may create...
Les Délices: “Bohemian Rhapsody” at West Shore UU Church (Oct. 19) ClevelandClassical Review by Daniel Hathaway Although Les Délices’ most recent subscription program actually featured music by composers from what is now the western part of the Czech Republic, it borrowed its...
"Les Délices contemplates what makes us human in “A Moment’s Oblivion” (Feb. 23)" REVIEW FROM CLEVELANDCLASSICAL.COM "'How wretched to forget,' sings the son in A Moment’s Oblivion — a character whose father now struggles to recognize members of his own family. 'For...