A wonderful release, in other words; the contents sufficient to satisfy anyone’s classical needs for years. It’s also very well-packaged in a sturdy, aesthetically appealing box, and the documentation ...

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Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents the remaining performances of their 2024/2025 Chamber Series: four concerts by world ...

The award-winning Aoi Trio of violinist Kyoko Ogawa, cellist Yu Ito and pianist Kosuke Akimoto are excited about making their ...

Performances kick off at 8 a.m. daily and go into the evening Thursday-Saturday, Jan. 30-Feb. 1, Gaiser Student Center, 1933 ...

“Iolanta” shared its premiere, in December of 1892, with a ballet you may have heard of, “The Nutcracker.” Of Tchaikovsky’s music, that score’s only competitor as a hatcher of earworms is “The 1812 ...

The concerts first began in 2002, and feature rising and established stars of chamber music. After the concerts, there's a ...

ProMusica Minnesota has announced its upcoming concert, “The Trout” at the Chapel of the Christ on the campus of Martin Luther College. The performance starts at 3 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 16 and will ...

Is Beyonce more effective than Bach? Can Sheeran shift more product than Schubert? Gary Hilton, Director of GAS Music, ...

The Jackson Symphony Orchestra is celebrating Valentine’s Day with romantic classics, featuring cellist Julian Schwarz.

Suggested repertoire for foreign language songs: Italian: selections from 28 Italian Songs and Areas or selections by Donaudy or Handel German: songs by Brahms, Schubert, Clara Schumann or Robert ...

The San Diego Symphony concert on Saturday, January 18, featured Mozart and early Beethoven. Under normal circumstances, I’d consider this to be an underwhelming offering. Not anymore.