In September, countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński released #LetsBaRock, a crossover album that experiments with baroque ...

The recording boasts an impressive cast, under the baton of Jean-Marie Zeitouni conducting the Orchestre National Montpellier ...

Scott Davenport Richards and David Cote’s “Blind Injustice” came to New York City this past week, taking the stage of Jazz at Lincoln Center for two performances on Feb. 3 and 4 presented by ...

Edmond Dédé’s 'Morgiane'" in four cities across the U.S. including New Orleans, Washington, DC, New York City, and College ...

OperaWire spoke to set designer Steven C. Kemp regarding the new production. Kemp is a set designer for opera, theatre, and ...

Daniel Barenboim has announced that he has Parkinson’s Disease. The conductor/pianist took to social media and said, “I know that many people have been concerned about my health. I have been very ...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society has named Vanessa Reed as its new Chief Executive. Reed, an award-winning music executive who has been President and CEO of New Music USA since 2019, will ...

On Feb. 3, 2025, Tino Gagliardi, President of AFM International released a letter regarding the wildfires in Southern California and the aftermath for musicians. “My thoughts are with those whose ...

The Teatro Real’s recent staging of Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin” offers a profound and intimate exploration of love, regret, and honor, brought to life by a stellar cast. Ukrainian baritone Iurii ...

“Defying harsh laws, braving even death, I was able to change my fate,” the titular Morgiane sings proudly in Edmond Dédé’s “Morgiane, ou Le Sultan d’Ispahan.” The same could be said of the composer.

Despite winning a Pulitzer Prize and receiving great acclaim following its Metropolitan Opera premiere in 1958, Barber and ...

After 57 Seasons, New Amsterdam Singers founder and Music Director Clara Longstreth announced her retirement. Longstreth founded the chorus in 1968 and has led the group for nearly six decades. During ...