Lise Davidsen’s recital at the Met Opera, Gustavo Dudamel leading “Romeo and Juliet,” and a violinist’s personal program are among our selections.

Emily Isaacson ’04’s Maine-based arts collective Classical Uprising is dedicated to rethinking the classical music experience. Their next festival, Mudfest, will celebrate the transition between ...

Seattle Chamber Music Society has revealed the programming for its 2026 Summer Festival. Classical music luminaries will come ...

The Oklahoma Baroque Orchestra’s “Musical Jokes” concert will showcase the playful side of classical music with humorous ...

Castle of Our Skins presented a performance lecture of Derrick Skye’s “American Mirror” String Quartet at Wellesley College ...

Inorbit Mall Cyberabad is hosting live music performances throughout March, including Qawwali and classical instrumental shows, alongside special food and beverage promotions to celebrate the release ...

The Grammy-winning quintet brings bluegrass energy, classical complexity and jazzy improvisation to the Schaefer Center for ...

Are you a middle child? Reliable, flexible, sometimes overlooked? Then you have a lot in common with the viola. Hear the middle member of the string family in the spotlight in the Sonata by 20th ...

Founder and Artistic Director Thomas Crawford and the American Classical Orchestra, New York City's leading period instrument orchestra, will present Genius, a chamber music concert at Carnegie Hall's ...

Bach Air on the G String is one of the most beloved classical melodies ever written This cello performance brings out the warmth depth and emotional beauty of the piece creating a timeless listening ...

For the first time, sitar maestro Ustad Shujaat Husain Khan and two-time Grammy-winning flautist Rakesh Chaurasia shared the stage in Strings & Wind, a unique collaboration exploring an intimate ...

InOrbit Mall Cyberabad invites music lovers to an immersive two-day live music experience celebrating the classical and devotional traditions of Indian music. Kicking off on Frida ...