Early-Music Maestroâs Juilliard Plans
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Next spring William Christie will establish a series of residencies, if not quite a home, at the Juilliard School.
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Another reason classical music is not reaching more young people: not because of how it sounds, but because of how it looks.
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The Orpheus Chamber Orchestraâs first concert of the season at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday was a solid if commonplace program that danced around late Romanticism and the first rumblings of modernism.
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Ambitious new string quartets seem to be appearing on the classical landscape faster than condos on the Manhattan skyline. Many of them, like the vigorous Attacca Quartet, are embracing contemporary music.
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Georg Frederic Handel (1685-1759) was, in his day, the most famous English composer.
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A long-lost adagio by Beethoven will be performed for the first time next month.
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New York performances by William Christie and his brilliant early-music ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, have long been dependable sources not only of historical elucidation but also of vibrant entertainment.
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The Manhattan School of Music is trying to get out of the shadow âof that other school.â
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A British audience will be the first in  nearly 300 years Friday to hear a series of arias by Italian  composer Antonio Vivaldi, which were recently found at a castle  in western England.
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This year Frederick Renz is exploring Dutch music from the late 15th through mid-17th centuries at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.
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On Friday at Symphony Space, Ms. Monk and her ensemble presented the first installment of Meredith Monk/Multi-Musics, a four-part series meant to demonstrate the sustainability and influence of her work.
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John Jasperse and two members of his company explained the mechanics of a duet from "California," a new work, which opens Tuesday.
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It&#39;s not often you hear talk of Beethoven, Bach and baseball in the same breath. But at Symphony Hall on Thursday, that&#39;s what happened when the Boston Symphony Orchestra introduced
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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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The Bis label recently issued the first two installments of what will be a 13-volume, thematically organized collection of some 70 CDs of Sibeliusâs complete works.
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Music composers Salim and Sulaiman Merchant will now be teaching music as
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There is not always agreement between the piano and the voice in Schubertâs song cycle âDie SchÃ¶ne MÃ¼llerin.â