A whole orchestra under the stars
The concert celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra, drawing thousands to a free outdoor event at the Planetarium.
Funceb opens registrations for philharmonic bands wishing to parade on July 2
Philharmonic bands aiming to participate in the July 2 parade celebrating Brazil's Independence in Bahia can now register until April 9 through the Funceb website.
Maximilian Haberstock at the Herkulessaal: Young Conductor Thrills Audience
Maximilian Haberstock, a 21-year-old conductor, captivates the audience at the Herkulessaal in Munich with his Young Philharmonic Orchestra Munich during a concert series.
The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra at the Isar Philharmonic: Music That Provides Comfort
A review praises the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra's performance of Mahler's Second Symphony, highlighting its emotional journey from grief to ecstatic joy.
Spring 2026 with the Philharmonia
The Philharmonic Orchestra of Athens has a rich and diverse schedule of activities that highlights the work of Greek composers and its educational and social contributions to modern Greek culture.
Hallik: ERSO and the Philharmonic Chamber Choir Need a New Concert Venue
ERSO director Kristjan Hallik calls for a new concert venue due to inadequate space and acoustics in the current Estonia concert hall.
Dionysios Grammos: From Corfu to the London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor Dionysios Grammos is set to lead the London Philharmonic Orchestra, showcasing a program that reflects his unique artistic vision.
Munich Philharmonic on New Paths: When One Does Not Conduct as a 'Maestro'
The Munich Philharmonic has announced its program for the 2026/27 season, featuring a partnership between new chief conductor Lahav Shani and general manager Florian Wiegand.
Director Gustavo Dudamel Responds to Timothée Chalamet: Music is Constantly Born, It Doesn't Die
Gustavo Dudamel, the new director of the New York Philharmonic, strongly defends the vitality of classical music in response to Timothée Chalamet's claims that it is dying.
Concert in the Isar Philharmonic: English Angelic Message
Edward Elgar's rarely performed choral work "The Dream of Gerontius" is being featured twice this season by the Munich Philharmonic at the Isar Philharmonie, highlighting its unique subject matter and significance in the concert repertoire.
WEEK'S FACE ⟩ Everyone wants to go to London, but Järvi was invited himself
The London Philharmonic Orchestra has invited Estonian conductor Neeme Järvi to collaborate as it strives to reach new heights in prestige.
Designers of the Riga Philharmonic: Everything is proceeding as planned
The project for the Riga Philharmonic is moving forward without any signs of delay, according to one of its authors, Nauris Puntulis.
Los Angeles Already Misses Gustavo Dudamel: Banners, T-shirts, and the New York Philharmonic That Awaits Him with Open Arms
Gustavo Dudamel bids farewell to Los Angeles as he prepares to lead the New York Philharmonic after 17 years.
Paavo Järvi: Everyone Wants to be the Chief Conductor in London
Estonian conductor Paavo Järvi expresses his excitement about joining the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Guardian reports: Paavo Järvi awaits a new challenge starting in 2028
Conductor Paavo Järvi has been appointed to lead the London Philharmonic Orchestra starting in 2028, succeeding current conductor Edward Gardner.
Paavo Järvi will start as the principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra from 2028
Conductor Paavo Järvi will take over as principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra in 2028 following Edward Gardner's departure.
London Philharmonic: Paavo Järvi Goes to London
The London Philharmonic Orchestra has appointed Paavo Järvi as its new chief conductor starting from the 2028/29 season.
Paavo Järvi to succeed Edward Gardner at helm of London Philharmonic
Paavo Järvi will become the new chief conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra starting from the 2028-29 season, succeeding Edward Gardner.
Under the baton of James Conlon, the Buenos Aires Philharmonic shone in its inaugural concert
The Buenos Aires Philharmonic, conducted by James Conlon, delivered a remarkable performance at its inaugural concert, celebrating its 80th anniversary with Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7.
The Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra celebrated its 80 years with a concert that made one think about totalitarianism
The Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra celebrated its 80th anniversary with a performance of Shostakovich's Leningrad Symphony, exploring themes of totalitarianism.
Grupo Corpo performs with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
Grupo Corpo is performing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, featuring music from their new ballet 'Revolución Diamantina.'
The Rich History of the Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra, which Turns 80 Years Old and Will Celebrate with Premieres, Major Concerts, and International Figures
The Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra marks its 80th anniversary with a series of concerts that includes in-house performances and collaborations with renowned artists, reaffirming its commitment to contemporary music.
Grupo Corpo revisits the pains and beauties of Latin America in a show in the USA
Grupo Corpo is set to perform 'Revolución Diamantina' in the USA, a collaboration with Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic that highlights Latin American culture.
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.
The Head of the Philharmonic, Who Sends Musicians on Important Tours in Asia: 'The Japanese Simply Adore M. K. Čiurlionis' Art'
Lithuanian musicians are preparing to perform in Japan, showcasing the works of M. K. Čiurlionis and promoting Lithuanian musical traditions.
The Philharmonic in Collusion with an Evil Regime
The article explores how the Berlin Philharmonic became a significant tool of Nazi propaganda between 1933 and 1945.
Overview: Estonia Philharmonic Chamber Choir's Tour in North America
The Estonia Philharmonic Chamber Choir completed its 19th North American tour, receiving acclaim from both critics and audiences.
A special law is needed for the establishment of the Riga Philharmonic; it is being promoted for consideration by the Saeima
A special law is being promoted in Latvia for the establishment of the Riga Philharmonic, aiming to repurpose the Congress House rather than constructing a new building.
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.
Prague to Apply for Building Permit for the Vltava Philharmonic, Costs Reach 12 Billion
Prague's city council is finalizing the project documentation for the Vltava Philharmonic and plans to apply for a building permit in the summer, with construction expected to start next year.
Athens Philharmonic Orchestra: February at the Megaron and the Athens Conservatory
The Athens Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Nikos Tsouchlos, will hold a concert on February 19, 2026, dedicated to the works of Greek composer Periklis Koukos at the Megaron Concert Hall.
National Culture and Art, Jonas Basanavičius Prizes to be Awarded at the Philharmonic
The Lithuanian National Culture and Art Prizes will be awarded to several prominent artists, while the Jonas Basanavičius Award goes to the founders of a cultural museum.
The Sor Juana Cloister pays tribute to Carmen Romano, promoter of the DIF and the Mexico City Philharmonic Orchestra
Carmen Romano, a prominent figure in Mexican cultural and social development, was honored at the Sor Juana Cloister on the centenary of her birth for her extensive contributions to family welfare and the arts.
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tõnu Kaljuste begin tour in North America
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir under the direction of Tõnu Kaljuste has commenced a concert tour in North America, performing a diverse selection of works from notable composers.
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tõnu Kaljuste Start Tour in North America
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, is touring North America with performances in the US and Canada featuring a diverse repertoire, including works by notable composers and a world premiere by Estonian composer Riho Esko Maimets.
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.
Music to Lose Your Breath By
This week's concerts by the Oslo Philharmonic showcase a powerful musical display, addressing criticism over the lack of Norwegian music in their repertoire.
French Visions with LNSO, Guido Sant'Anna, and Martynas Stakionis
Violinist Guido Sant'Anna, who has performed with major orchestras and won first place in the International Fritz Kreisler Violin Competition in 2022, returns to the stage of the Lithuanian National Philharmonic.
Jesús Herrera, the Spanish musician making decisions at the London Philharmonic
Jesús Herrera is enhancing the concert experience and raising climate change awareness during his inaugural season as the artistic director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Zagreb Philharmonic opens the year in the world temple of music, where young percussionist Vivi Vassileva will also perform
The Zagreb Philharmonic will continue its international concert presence with a performance in Salzburg, one of Europe's most prestigious cultural and music centers, on January 15 and 16, 2026.
The Munich Philharmonic in Concert: Amadeus, Amadeus
The Munich Philharmonic boldly presents a pure Mozart program at the Isarphilharmonie, adapting to smaller ensemble sizes while featuring conductor Andrea Marcon.
Podcast 'In All Calm' with Carolin Emcke: 'Classical Music is Hip'
In the podcast, Carolin Emcke discusses the cultural significance of music and the workings of an orchestra with Andrea Zietzschmann, the director of the Berlin Philharmonic Foundation.
Conductor Bychkov becomes music director of the Paris Opera
American conductor of Russian origin Semyon Bychkov will become the music director of the Paris Opera after his tenure as principal conductor of the Czech Philharmonic ends in 2028.
Moravian Theatre and Philharmonic Operate for a Year Under One Leadership. The Merger Still Sparks a Number of Debates
The Moravian Theatre and Philharmonic have been functioning under a single administration for a year, but the merger continues to provoke extensive discussions.
Viennese choose conductor for the New Year's concert 2027. Surprising decision
The Vienna Philharmonic has selected Tugan Sochiev to conduct the 2027 New Year's concert, despite ongoing calls for a female conductor, reflecting the orchestra's conservative stance.
Who is Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the first gay orchestra conductor of the New Year's Concert who has revolutionized it
Yannick Nézet-Séguin made history as the first openly gay conductor of the New Year's Concert, marking a significant departure from nearly a century of tradition.
The transformation of the market and the fate of the Moravian Philharmonic. Ferancová from ANO takes over the leadership of Olomouc
The article discusses the recent leadership change in Olomouc with Ferancová from the ANO party taking charge, alongside the transformation of local markets and the future of the Moravian Philharmonic orchestra.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin Brings a Smile to the New Year's Concert
The Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's Concert was once again led by Franco-Canadian conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin, showcasing his remarkable musical talent.
Ovations for the Vienna Philharmonic and Canadian Conductor Nezet-Seguin for a Glamorous Fireworks of Music
The traditional New Year's concert of the Vienna Philharmonic, conducted for the first time by Canadian maestro Yannick Nezet-Seguin, showcased spectacular music in the celebratory setting of the Golden Hall on January 1, 2026.
New Year Concert 2026: Yannick Nézet-Séguin enjoys and makes others enjoy with music from the Strauss family
The Canadian conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin brings both freshness and brilliance to the annual Vienna New Year Concert, although it lacks the magic of previous years, with Tugan Sokhiev set to debut in 2027.