Jim Lowe is an Arts Editor for the Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, with a focus on local arts and culture in Vermont, specifically in the Rutland area. His articles cover a range of topics including music, theater, and opera, highlighting local events and performances as well as reviewing and previewing various artistic endeavors.
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Jim Lowe's coverage focuses heavily on local events, particularly in the entertainment industry. This includes topics like opera, holiday traditions, music reviews, and theater within Vermont and specifically Rutland. When reaching out to Jim Lowe, consider offering unique angles or behind-the-scenes insights into local performances and cultural events happening in his area of focus.
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By: Jim Lowe
Handel's “Messiah” is for the world a celebration of Christmas — regardless of religious beliefs or no — and performed everywhere.
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra Holiday Pops concerts have been a tradition for as long as most can remember — selling out each year — and this year promises to be no exception.
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra Holiday Pops concerts have been a tradition for as long as most can remember — selling out each year — and this year promises to be
The Mad River Chorale is bucking local holiday tradition this year, eschewing Handel for the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, performing Part I of his Christmas Oratorio — in English!
By: Jim Lowe
Last summer, Alastair Stout and Grace Church’s Rutland Area Chorus were on tour when they came about as close to Handel’s “Messiah” — physically — as anyone can.
Many sought and received solace Sunday from “Messiah” when Lisa Jablow led the Vermont Philharmonic and Chorus in George Frederic Handel's timeless masterpiece at the Barre Opera House.
By: Jim Lowe
Last summer, Alastair Stout and Grace Church’s Rutland Area Chorus were on tour when they came about as close to Handel’s “Messiah” — physically — as anyone can.
By: Jim Lowe
No two men more represented the homespun American spirit of the 20th century than composer Randall Thompson and poet Robert Frost.
By: Jim Lowe
The Mad River Chorale and orchestra, led by Mary Jane Austin, performs their annual Christmas Concert Saturday at the Waitsfield United Church of Christ.
By: Jim Lowe
Alastair Stout, Grace Church’s minister of music, rehearses the Rutland Area Chorus for Sunday’s Handel’s “Messiah” concerts.
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