Carnegie Hall Launches New Digital Collections Preview, Invites Public to Search & Explore Select Archival Collections Online For the First Time
The Collection Features Over 80,000+ Historic Items That Can Be Searched and Shared for Free
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[CONCERT REVIEW] Georgian Pianist Natalia Kazaryan’s Passion For the Music By Women Composers
Music-loving Portlanders filled the pews at The Old Church Concert Hall for a noontime recital of riveting piano playing by young Georgian pianist Natalia Kazaryan. She dedicated her recital to the solo piano works of women composers, and credits these women – especially Clara Schumann, the first female concert pianist – with making her career possible and serving as great inspiration in her work as a pianist.
Minnesota Orchestra and Music Director Osmo Vänskä Announce South Korea and Vietnam Tour in 2020
The Orchestra is Set to Perform at Weekend of Events Marking the 25th Anniversary of Restore Diplomatic Relations Between the U.S. and Vietnam
British Choir Tenebrae Makes Its Chicago Debut in Transformative Performance to Begin Holiday Season
The Award-Winning Vocal Ensemble Will Perform Joy Talbot’s Path of Miracles & Owain Park’s Footsteps with the Chicago Children’s Choir Hyde Park Presto
Composer Zosha Di Castri Set to Release Debut Portrait Album Tachitipo on November 15
Tachitipo Will Feature Women in Roles Where They Have Been Traditionally Underrepresented
Louisville Orchestra & Teddy Abrams Plan Elaborate Collaborations, Cross-Genre Performances, and Exciting Events for the 2019-2020 Season
Abrams and the Orchestra Will Collaborate with Jim James, Gabriel Kahane, and More
World-Renowned Pianist Wu Han Appointed Artist-in-Residence at John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University
She Will Lead Students Through a Series of In-Depth Masterclasses Focusing on Chamber and Solo Piano Works of Franz Schubert
Cleveland Pops G-Clef Gala Will Honor Directors Anthony and Joe Russo
Anthony and Joe Russo, Both From Cleveland, Are TV & Film Directors Best Known For Marvel Movies
6 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Philadelphia
Your never-ending hunt for classical music concerts in Philadelphia is over—at least, for this upcoming week. We’ve compiled a list of the must-attend concerts happening right here in Philly this week! Don’t miss out on epic and magical musical journeys happening in your city.
Acclaimed Conductor Nic McGegan Embarks on Season-Long Celebration of 70th Birthday & Esteemed Career
Honored Conductor Nic McGegan Celebrates His 70th Year with a Series of Performances Both Here and Abroad
6 Classical Music Concerts This Week: New York
Why should you scramble to find premium, classical music concerts in a city overflowing with classical music culture, talented performers, and infinite venues and symphony halls? We don’t think you should have to. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of some of the must-attend classical music concerts happening this week in New York!
4 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Boston
Bostonians seeking premium classical music this week, we’ve got good news—you can officially end the search. Look no further, we’re here to help. We’ve compiled a list of the must-attend concerts this week in beautiful Beantown. Now that that’s taken care, just one problem remains—choosing among them.
Acclaimed Takács Quartet Announces Appointment of New Violist Richard O’Neill & Retirement of Geri Walther
O’Neill will Replace Walther in 2020 Following Fifteen Remarkable Years with the Quartet
Pittsburgh Jewish Music Festival Presents Concert Celebrating 100th Anniversary of Original Zimro Ensemble’s Sold-Out Carnegie Hall Concert
The Concert Will Feature Rarely Heard Jewish-Themed Classical Music Performed by David Krakauer & Other Acclaimed Artists
New Concert Series From The Graduate Center of the University of New York & The Copland House to Launch This Fall in New York
The Graduate Center of The University of New York and Copland House Will Launch New Concert Series in November
Manhattan School of Music Presents the American String Quartet
The Quartet Will Premiere Vivian Fung’s String Quartet No. 4 on October 11
Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin Curates Nine-Concert Perspective Series at Carnegie Hall
The Perspective Series Includes a Rare Recital Appearance with Fellow Carnegie Hall Perspectives Artist Mezzo-Soprano Joyce DiDonato
Virtuoso Trumpeter Alison Balsom Makes Long-Awaited Return with New Album
Alison Balsom Announces Her Return to Recording with Royal Fireworks
Christophe Coin Announces Third Installment of Vivaldi Cello Concertos in French Label’s Latest Edition Release
Naïve Classiques' Latest Vivaldi Edition Will Feature Coin’s Project to Record All of Vivaldi’s Cello Concertos
