Lise Davidsen’s recital at the Met Opera, Gustavo Dudamel leading “Romeo and Juliet,” and a violinist’s personal program are among our selections.

From Banff wins to Stanford Live, the Poiesis Quartet challenges classical music norms with queer identity and ...

Started in 2022, The Architects of Music allows audiences to examine how the music is built and why it continues to resonate ...

Series founder Karen Kevra is stepping down after 26 years. Vermont natives Jillian Reed and Tyler Emerson will succeed her as co-musical directors.

Approximately 260 performers including 60 orchestra players, three vocal soloists, a passel of adult and college choristers and the Arkansas Symphony Children's Choir -- making its official debut -- ...

From improving memory to reducing stress, listening to classical music can have surprising and astounding benefits. Discover the potential classical music has to improve your life. In 1957, more than ...

I bet you don't think of classical works when you think of the catch-all phrase "Latin music." But this episode of Alt.Latino is here to tell you that you should. If you think classical isn't your ...

Highlighting the Japanese composers and traditional instruments was guest Shawn Tairyu Head. The musician also participated in a pre-show talk with Bloomington Symphony Orchestra music director Ryo ...

More students than ever before are listening to classical music to revise. The conductor of one of the UK’s most prominent orchestras explains why. As exam season looms for many across the UK, more ...

The Tallahassee Youth Orchestra performed “Tropical Imaginations: Brazil in Sound” for Ruby Diamond Concert Hall on Feb. 23.

Call it an ode to joy. New research has found “clear evidence” that listening to classical music in a group setting — such as a concert hall — causes a symphony of sorts throughout the body that ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Oliver Leith cheerfully maintains that he writes music the wrong way. “My approach is totally magpie-ish.