From DJs to Dvorak, "classical crossover" surges
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British disc jockey Paul Oakenfold, known for high-energy sets in sweaty nightclubs, will follow a different beat this summer in his first-ever performance with a full orchestra in Boston's 107-year-old Symphony Hall.
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In a virtually unprecedented arrangement, the music label Naxos of America has commissioned new work, from the composer Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.
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A couple of musical iPhone apps and a Nintendo DS game take the place of guitar, keyboards and more in the hands of tuneful gadget freaks.
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There is a rough science to choosing performance-enhancing music.
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Yamahaâs new RX-Z11 sets the bar high for feature-rich high-definition amplifiers.
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Armed with stacks of vinyl, high-speed Internet and a shared conviction, a far-flung contingent of musicians and aficionados is bringing lost jazz back using the WebÂs electronic airwaves.
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Dance fans can look forward to exotic cross-genre experiments, timely revivals, and tours by international troupes.
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Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard (HP) are to crank up the volume in the digital music business, bringing a new degree of competition to a market that has been dominated by Apple Computer.
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Stunning well-knitted rhythm arrangements, seductively lilting instrumentation, soul-melting tunes, impeccable emotion-stirring vocals, and lyrics couched in winsome language -- all in one harmonious whole producing an exotic melodious soiree.
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To celebrate the centenary of the composer's death, the classical music critics of The New York Times have provided recommendations of favorite Dvorak CD's.
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Paul Oakenfold is famous as a DJ, but  this week the pioneer of &quot;trance&quot; dance music assumed the  unusual role of playing with a 75-piece orchestra for  well-heeled, champagne-sipping classical music lovers.
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"Jam Packs" expand features and portability for musicians mixing music on their Macs.
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Despite the financial struggles in the industry, it feels as if we are in the midst of a golden age of classical recording.
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A company called Jook Inc. has developed a way for multiple earbud-wearing practitioners of the digital life to share music through a kind of broadcasting technology.
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New Foreign Exchange feature encourages artists to produce covers for each other's tunes.
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As personal computers with broadband Internet connections become an increasingly popular way for Americans to acquire music, high-tech companies are rushing to offer systems for getting music out of the PC and onto the stereo.
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Here, revealed for the first time, are some of the secret passions of the classical music critics of The New York Times â the music they listen to when they are not listening to timeless classics.