Chilly Gonzales on Mozart, Wagner, and Neoclassicism: "Then the Gods of Music Will Be Angry"
Chilly Gonzales, a Canadian musician known for blending genres, reflects on classical music giants and neoclassicism while presenting his unique artistic identity.
Arthur Nestrovski Returns Garoto to His Own Sadness in Album
Brazilian guitarist Arthur Nestrovski's new album features two distinct interpretations of Garoto's 'Choro Triste nº 1', showcasing his nuanced approach to classical music.
Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, conductor Robertas Šervenikas, and soloists will send musical postcards from Vienna
The Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra is set to perform a concert featuring musical works that serve as symbolic postcards from Vienna, including compositions by Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Concert of the Munich Symphony Orchestra: This is the sound of David Garrett's Piano Concert
The Munich Symphony Orchestra, featuring pianist Olga Scheps, successfully combines Beethoven's Fifth Symphony with lesser-known works in a concert that highlights both talent and creativity.
The Philharmonic 'From Classicism to Today' at the Athens Conservatory
The upcoming concert by the Athens Philharmonic Orchestra will journey through music from classicism to contemporary works, featuring notable pieces and performances.
Hugo Wolf, the great revolutionary of 'lied', finally finds his reference book in Spanish
Acantilado has published a comprehensive monograph by Richard Stokes on Hugo Wolf, the Austrian composer known for revolutionizing German art song, featuring a prologue by tenor Ian Bostridge.
Classical: Seat 17C for the Cello
Transportation issues for musical instruments, especially cellos, persist in air travel due to size restrictions and regulations, leading to significant risks during handling.
Which famous violinist was born in Bergen in 1810?
A quiz article from Aftenposten featuring various trivia questions, including one about a famous violinist born in Bergen.
William Barton on bringing together the yidaki and classical music
William Barton, a renowned yidaki player, discusses his efforts to blend the ancient Aboriginal instrument with classical music.
Major project by Quatuor Ébène: All Beethoven quartets as a cycle
The Quatuor Ébène is set to commence a live cycle featuring all of Beethoven's quartets in celebration of Beethoven's 200th death anniversary, following the delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Classics in Haar: Three-Star Concert
The Trio Étoiles will perform an enchanting concert featuring classical works on March 1st in Haar.
'Mozart idolized her': the story of Maria Anna, the prodigy sister of the genius of classical music
Sylvia Milo uncovers the story of Maria Anna "Nannerl" Mozart, Wolfgang's prodigious sister, in her quest to highlight the contributions of women in classical music.
Who is the 'Inspector Pathare' in O Romeo? First time with a gun
The article explores the character of Inspector Jayant Pathare in the film 'O Romeo', highlighting actor Rahul Deshpande's debut performance and his background in Indian classical music.
Elina Nechayeva: Listening to a men's choir is like therapy
Elina Nechayeva describes the experience of listening to the Estonian National Male Choir as a therapeutic and energizing experience during an interview.
Belém hosts free concert this Sunday, 22, at the Amazonian Music Foundation
The Young Vale Música Orchestra will hold a free concert in Belém this Sunday, showcasing classical works under the direction of conductor Laura Gentile.
A High-Class Classical Music Evening Echoed in Šiauliai: Packed Hall and International Creative Partnership
A classical music concert featuring notable European artist Bernhard Ruchti took place in Šiauliai, highlighting a long-standing creative collaboration with Vilhelmas Čepinskis.
Concert with full rehearsal open to the public - 'Documenting the process'
A unique concert experience in Oita City features open rehearsals, encouraging audience participation in the music creation process.
The Munich Chamber Orchestra in Concert: Fatma Said Pushes the Limits of Voice
Egyptian soprano Fatma Said captivates the audience in concert with the Munich Chamber Orchestra at the Prinzregententheater.
What's happening in classical music in Munich: Showcase of piano world stars
The article discusses the upcoming classical music events in Munich, highlighting various renowned pianists and orchestras set to perform in an eventful concert series.
Concert in the Isarphilharmonie in Munich: Now he also composes for the piano: Star violinist David Garrett
Star violinist David Garrett has ventured beyond his usual crossover genre by composing a classical piano concerto, which will be performed in Munich following its Swiss debut.
Young Talents of Šiauliai Gained Experience from Swiss Pianist Bernhard Ruchti
Young performers from Šiauliai presented their programs in masterclasses conducted by Swiss pianist Bernhard Ruchti, showcasing their interpretations of classical pieces.
Shakespeare's Spirit Hovers Over the Best Classical Album of the Month
British singer Ruby Hughes collaborates with Swedish lutenist Jonas Nordberg and cellist Mime Brinkmann on the album 'Amidst the Shades', praised for its ideal trio representing four-hundred-year-old Elizabethan passions.
José van Dam dies at 85, Belgian legend of lyrical art
José van Dam, renowned Belgian bass-baritone and a celebrated figure in operatic history, passed away at the age of 85.
Venezi: “Attacked because she is a woman, in Italy there is much machismo.” Muti: “Let her conduct”
Beatrice Venezi discusses the backlash over her appointment at the Teatro la Fenice in Venice, attributing it to political motives and deep-seated machismo in Italy.
Farewell to the music teacher: at 85 years old, José van Dam has passed away
José van Dam, a renowned baritone, passed away at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy marked by performances in major theaters and film roles.
Classical: José van Dam is dead
Belgian bass-baritone José van Dam, a significant figure in the opera world during the 1960s and 1970s, has passed away.
Piano virtuoso Rafał Blechacz returns to Vilnius
Polish piano virtuoso Rafał Blechacz, known for his expressive performances, is set to perform in Vilnius, captivating audiences with his mastery of the piano.
The Ideal Radio Listener?: In the Classical Bubble Bath with Bavarian Broadcasting
The Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation (BR) conceptualizes an ideal listener for its classical music program, BR-Klassik, using a fictional character named Stefanie.
The Ideal Radio Listener?: In the Classical Spa with Bayerischer Rundfunk
This article discusses the concept of the ideal listener for the Bayerischer Rundfunk's BR-Klassik program, represented by a fictional character named Stefanie.
Erkki-Sven Tüür: my author album gained meaning from my time in prog rock
Composer Erkki-Sven Tüür discusses the significance of his album 'Aeris,' which won the national award for the best classical album in Estonia.
The Small Mežotne Castle Concert Season of 2026 – a Special Dedication to the 80th Anniversary of Peteris Vasks
The 2026 concert season at the Small Mežotne Castle will feature four special concerts to celebrate the 80th birthday of Latvian composer Peteris Vasks.
Sol Gabetta and 'PatKop' at the Isarphilharmonie: Triumphant Meeting of Violin and Cello
A weekend of extraordinary performances featuring celebrated violinist Sol Gabetta and cellist Patricia Kopatchinskaja captivated classical music enthusiasts in Munich.
Zubin Mehta bids farewell to the Madrid audience in a ‘Grand’ way with Schubert
Conductor Zubin Mehta celebrates his 90th birthday with performances in Madrid, marking a significant milestone in his long-standing relationship with Spain.
Leading Australian musicians share how this competition boosted their careers
The ABC Young Performers Awards have significantly impacted the careers of Australian musicians, launching many to international success.
Who will be the viewer's favorite in the competition 'Latvian Young Virtuoso'? Participate in the voting!
The finals of the 'Latvian Young Virtuoso' competition will be held on February 15, showcasing young musicians with the Sinfonietta Rīga orchestra and aiming to select a candidate for Yerevan.
Where to go for opera and classical music / The round anniversary of the Slovak Chamber Orchestra in Bratislava and Beethoven's Pastoral in Žilina and Košice
The Slovak Chamber Orchestra is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a concert on February 22 at the Slovak Philharmonic, honoring its founding conductor, Bohdan Warchal.
Classics Awaken the Village…Arts Experiment at the Small Concert Hall
A small concert hall in a rural area of South Korea is reviving interest in classical music among the local community.
In the Key of G: The Summer Festival Aiming to Replicate European Trends and Open New Spaces for Classical Music
A new summer festival in Buenos Aires focuses on chamber music, aiming to create connections between performers and audiences while drawing inspiration from European trends.
Are A. R. Rahman accused of song theft?
A. R. Rahman faces allegations of song theft from classical singer Ustad Faiyaz Wasifuddin Dagar regarding a track in the Tamil film 'Ponniyin Selvan 2'.
Brazilian woman is the first to lead German orchestra in 130 years of history
Andréa Huguenin Botelho has made history as the first woman to conduct the Westpfälzischen Sinfonieorchester in Germany after more than 130 years.
The love of a musician in Soviet times
The article explores the romantic history of composer Dmitri Shostakovich and Nina Ivanova against the backdrop of Soviet Russia, likening it to a poignant love story revealed posthumously.
On the Death of Helmuth Rilling: In Conversation with Bach
Helmuth Rilling, a prominent conductor and Bach expert, passed away, leaving behind a significant legacy in the world of classical music.
New double concert by Sally Beamish is surrounded by doubt
A new concert work by English composer Sally Beamish, featuring viola and double bass, is described as an understated but intense dialogue of sounds.
Obituary: Bach for the World
Helmuth Rilling, founder and long-time director of the Gächinger Kantorei and the Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, was known for his calm demeanor and respectful approach to Johann Sebastian Bach's cantatas, which he interpreted through the lens of Christian faith.
Not Work, But a Matter of the Heart. Introducing the Large Music Prize Nominees 'For Outstanding Work in an Ensemble'
The article highlights the accomplishments of violinist Magdalēna Geka, a nominee for the Large Music Prize, recognized for her exceptional contributions to ensemble music.
How to excel in ensemble music? Introducing the nominees for the Great Music Award
The article highlights Magdalena Geka as a prominent nominee for the Great Music Award 2025, known for her high-level professional music culture and profound musical thinking as a leading violinist and in various chamber music formations.
Trend in the World of Classical Music: More and More Tattoos on the Opera Stage
More opera singers are embracing tattoos as a form of self-expression, which sometimes leads to challenges in their professional lives.
It probably wouldn’t hurt to switch Bruce Springsteen for Robyn
The article reflects on a performance of 'Tristan and Isolde' in Aarhus, expressing a preference for a more contemporary artist like Robyn in lieu of Bruce Springsteen.
The Rediscovered Genius of Hans Rott
The Teatro Comunale di Bologna has presented the Italian premiere of Hans Rott's Symphony in E major, a composition that remained neglected for a century.
BR-Sinfoniker in the Isar Philharmonic: Rattle conducts Henze: Political anger meets perfect sound beauty
The performance of Hans Werner Henze's 'The Raft of the Medusa' at the Isar Philharmonic portrays the juxtaposition of political themes with classical music's aesthetic beauty.