The works were composed during the time frame that included the war years.
Arts & Entertainment
Dylan guitar sells for nearly $400,000
The seller of the Martin D-28 played at concerts in the 1970s bought it from the Nobel winner for $500.
Chamber musicians and singers deliver melodic, emotional tone
An ‘add-on’ concert for the fall staged by Portland Chamber Music Festival showcases works by Dvorák, Bach, Vivaldi and 20th-century composer Frank Martin.
Sizzling ballroom boogie set wows audience at PSO Pops!
The Portland Symphony Orchestra backed the driving dance energy in “Ballroom With a Twist” after its classic, folk dance-inspired numbers in the first set.
Book review: An exhaustive new look at Stalin and one of the world’s most horrific atrocities
In ‘Red Famine,’ Anne Applebaum explores a Soviet Union policy in the 1930s that caused millions to die in Ukraine.
A memoir of wine, family and the love of literature
Anne Fadiman explores her relationship with her father in ‘The Wine Lover’s Daughter.’
PSO conductor finalist will lead the orchestra on Wednesday night
Ken-David Masur, who works as associate conductor with the Boston Symphony, has had his eyes on Portland for a few years.
Boston Globe’s Walter Robinson joins peers in Portland to discuss the press and the president
A panel of journalists will talk at USM’s Hannaford Hall Friday on the topic ‘Is the Press Being Fair to President Trump?’
Art review: Exhibit explores Thoreau’s relationship with Maine
‘We might climb a tree, at least’ is on view at USM’s Maine Museum of Photographic Arts.
Deep Water: ‘Oryx in Crates’ by Samaa Abdurraqib
Maine poems, edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.