EDITORIAL ARCHIVE

Lefévre Sets The Stage Ablaze at Pacific Symphony

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Audience members found themselves physically moved to stand and—quite literally—bow at the feet of Pacific Symphony conductor Carl St. Clair, and guest pianist Alain Lefévre, these two pillars of classical music having just gone head to head in what can only be described as a “race to the finish” in Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Concerto in C Minor for Piano & Orchestra, Op. 18.

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Soup To Savor

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Soup is that dish that warms the soul and soothes the belly. It reminds us of being a child and being given chicken noodle soup when we were sick or having grilled cheese and tomato bisque on a cold day.

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Bill Phelps

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There is something rather magical about a photographer that is able to tell a story through a single snap of the shutter. One whose ability to captivate the essence of the person behind the lens can compel you and invite you into a very honest part of themselves. Meet Bill Phelps.

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