Snøhetta Revamps St. Louis Symphony Orchestra

mymodernmet.com: The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has undergone a glamorous makeover and enters into a new era thanks to acclaimed design firm Snøhetta. Started in 2019 and finished just in time for the hall’s 2025 centennial, this fresh design nurtures both the concepts of performance and community.

QSC Brings the Sound of the Miami Symphony to an Architectural Landmark

LightSoundJournal.com: Miami is known for doing everything with a certain high style, and its symphony is no exception. Conductor Eduardo Marturet wields a Swarovski crystal baton, leading the orchestra through repertoire that ranges from Brahms and Beethoven to jazz, Latin, and film scores. For their concerts in unique venues such as the Moore Elastika Building — originally a 1920s furniture store and now an art gallery and event space in the heart of the Design District — events contractor Pete Diaz Productions turned to QSC, specifically a host of CP8 compact powered loudspeakers, K12.2 active loudspeakers and KW181 active subwoofers.

Critic's notebook: A moment of silence after horrific tragedy

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: There’s power in silence.

Concerts around the city Saturday delayed their start for a few seconds to allow time to reflect on the wounded spirit of Pittsburgh. A moment of silence, a chance to collectively consider tragedy and loss, to look mortality in the eye and to ponder life’s deeper questions and mysteries, and to nod to that final silence we’ll all one day face.

And then, music filled that silence.