Musical America Names Danish String Quartet the 2020 Ensemble of the Year
The Quartet Will Return to North America as One of the Most Prominent Musical Voices in the Celebration of Beethoven’s 250th Year
Partners for Sacred Places Launches New Initiative to Preserve Historic Organs in Philadelphia
The Playing and Preserving Initiative Will Foster Community and Generate Public Support for Preservation
Tesla Quartet Releases Second Album Entitled Joy & Desolation
The Record Features Performances of Mozart, Finzi, Corigliano, and More
Vision String Quartet Set for Chicago Debut
The Award-Winning Ensemble Will Perform in Chicago on Friday, November 8, 2019
Stjepan Hauser Makes Solo Debut as HAUSER with Release of His Interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake
Hauser is World-Renowned For Being One Half of the Acclaimed Duo 2CELLOS
Wet Ink Ensemble Announces 21st Season for 2019-2020
The Ensemble Will Perform in Seattle, New York, Chicago, the UK, Vermont, and More
Munich Philharmonic & Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Return to Carnegie Hall
The Munich Philharmonic Will Perform on Both October 25 and October 26, 2019, and Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Will Perform on Both November 8 and November 9, 2019
3 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Philadelphia
Your classical music concert search in Philly is over—at least, for the week. Jot down these three classical music concerts right now to give yourself a little something to look forward to this week.
3 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Boston
Good news, Bostonians—your classical concert schedule for the week has been drawn up for you! Check out these three classical concerts happening in your town this week.
4 Classical Music Concerts This Week: New York
New Yorkers, your struggle to hunt down the best classical music concerts has officially ended—at least, for the week, anyway. We’ve compiled a list of the must-see concerts this week happening in your city. Now comes the hard part—picking among them.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association Names Dale Hedding Vice President for Development
Hedding Will Take on the Role Effective December 2, 2019
Talented Musicians of Ensemble Connect Take On The Second Year of Prestigious, Two-Year Fellowship Program with Residencies, Concerts, Series, and More
Ensemble Connect Will Travel Internationally in Their Second Year for Residencies, Performances, and Workshops
The ASPECT Chamber Music Series Presents Haunted Minds at the Italian Academy of Columbia University
The Performance Will Be Held on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at 7:30 PM
The Cleveland Orchestra Raises More Than $1.2 Million For Community Programs and Education During 2019 Gala Evening
The Gala Evening Helps Fund the Orchestra’s Education & Community Programs Which Engage People of All Ages Across Northeast Ohio
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
