The Indie Singer-Harpist Who Met the Orchestra
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Joanna Newsomâs Brooklyn concerts this week are an individual milestone.
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Can one orchestraâs audacious experiment save classical music?
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The Philadelphia Orchestra's 105th season will open as planned this week with guest soloist Renee Fleming rather than the sounds of silence once feared from a labor dispute.
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The actress has been offered a plum part in Andrew Webber Lloyd's musical.
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Marin Alsopâs motley program with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra only hinted at how her relationship with the orchestra is faring.
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Violinist Rachel Barton Pine is on a quest to spread classical music. She goes on rock stations and plays heavy metal songs on her Guarneri violin, then throws in a little Paganini. She has established a foundation to help disadvantaged youngsters buy instruments and travel to competitions. And her albums often highlight not-so-famous composers whose works are worth knowing.
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The Piano Man will make his Philadelphia Orchestra debut next month.
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Around the world, cellists are pulling up a seat next to indie rockers, pop bands, and DJs. No wonder readers of a classical-music magazine voted the cello the 'sexiest instrument.'
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When Edward Dusinberre read Philip Rothâs  novel âEverymanâ he was struck by what he perceived as its richly musical qualities.
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By Paul Horsley, The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Sep. 17--Tenor Nathan Granner and classical guitarist Beau Bledsoe have a message for those who still think classical music is staid.
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Reader Miriam Marchon caught the composer at a Mumbai hotel.
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An obscure composerâs grand plan to transform a bridge into an orchestra is slowly taking place upstate.
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Ms. Varnay never achieved widespread public recognition, but to opera buffs and insiders, she brought distinctive qualities to her work.
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The surprise guest at a free concert of classical compositions by Billy Joel was &#151; Billy Joel.
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She was the champion of the music industry. He was the voice of the people. It was a death match made in heaven -- but they found common ground. By Hilary Rosen and Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine.
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Over two weeks of daytime concerts, I was entertained in some of the most beautiful houses of worship in New York by world-class professional musicians.
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The music of the pianist and singer Barbara Carroll sustains an exquisite balance between classical refinement and a steady, understated jazz pulse.