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Southern Berkshire Regional School District faces tough budget choices as town assessments could rise by 18 percent

With town assessments potentially rising by as much as 18 percent, residents and officials pushed back on Superintendent Brian Ricca's proposed fiscal 2027 budget options and criticized him for presenting it without line items.

REVIEW: West Stockbridge Chamber Players, an all-star benefit performance 

When winter’s end finds you jonesing for a Tanglewood fix, the West Stockbridge Chamber Players satisfy the craving.

AT TANGLEWOOD: Sweet serenades, lavish Liszt

Antonín Dvořák’s Serenade for Winds and String Instruments (1878) evokes the 18th century, late-baroque, tradition of outdoor performances on the grounds of the nobility’s castles for the amusement of both the aristocracy and its serfs.

AT TANGLEWOOD: Moonlight shines on Chanticleer at Ozawa Hall

To say the least, the Ozawa Hall audience, justly enthralled, did not want to let Chanticleer go.

TANGLEWOOD: Emanuel Ax spoils audiences; Michael Tilson Thomas channels Mahler

If any conductor “owns” Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, it’s Michael Tilson Thomas. He certainly lived up to his Mahlerian reputation. When it comes to Mahler, Michael Tilson Thomas and the BSO are peerless.

Mozart, Mahler, Mendelssohn, then Montero, at Tanglewood

Gabriela Montero’s playing seems as spontaneous as if the notes of Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto were the sparks of her own genius.
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