It’s spring! You want to be released from the prison of winter. So what better way to celebrate the arrival of good weather than to drive, bike, walk, or even take the T to your favorite concert venue ...

The Southbank Centre, its six Resident Orchestras and wider orchestral partners have today announced Classical Music Spring/Summer 2023, an exciting, varied programme of over a hundred events ...

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Spring is coming to San Diego and so are many promising concerts. In addition to the group of dynamic events below, we can anticipate La Jolla Music Society’s three-week-long SummerFest, starting in ...

Spring into classical music with beloved opera music, fresh commissions by contemporary classical composers, internationally revered artists and a wealth of talented local musicians. Paul Schoenfield ...

Some of the biggest names in classical music are coming to Minnesota this spring and summer, with visits planned from cellist Yo-Yo Ma, violinist Joshua Bell and pianist Andre Watts. Then there are ...

For a musical style over a half-century old, high modernism—the angular, gnarly, rhythmically complex, nontonal idiom that took up where pioneers Schoenberg and Webern left off—still fuels debate. Not ...

To mark the birthday anniversary of composer Igor Stravinsky (b. June 17, 1882) classical host Cale Wiggins sets the record straight about riots and The Rite. Stravinsky's monumental work will be ...

Vivaldi'sThe Four Seasons (March 8–9): Associate concertmaster Emma McGrath (see the Lineup) leads a program of the insanely well-loved baroque music of the Anglophilic Handel and the Red Priest ...

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You would have to go back to Eleanor Steber—Mozart’s Countess, Barber’s Vanessa—to find an American soprano who combines refulgent vocal tone with innovative repertoire as splendidly as Renée Fleming.