Conductor Imants Resnis has passed away
Imants Resnis, former long-time leader of the Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, has died.
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.
Violin Star Bomsori Kim in Vilnius: 'Music is my constant language'
Violinist Bomsori Kim will perform with the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra in Vilnius on February 27, sharing her experiences of past performances and her connection with audiences.
SZ Good Works & BR Symphony Orchestra: Charity Family Concert with Sir Simon Rattle
The article discusses a charity concert featuring Janáček's 'The Cunning Little Vixen' performed by the BR Symphony Orchestra, emphasizing its suitability for children despite its darker themes.
NEW ALBUM ⟩ Under the direction of Neeme Järvi, even a car repair manual sounds exciting
A new CD has been released featuring Neeme Järvi conducting the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, showcasing music by Einojuhani Rautavaara and Hugo Alfven.
Mikko Alatalo set the price of a new small car for his dream: 'Isn't it magnificent'
Finnish musician Mikko Alatalo reflects on his final album, celebrating his career's culmination with a unique collaboration featuring a symphony orchestra.
Richard Wagner's 'Lohengrin': Four Hours and One Moment
The Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra is embarking on an ambitious multi-year project focusing on the cycle of Richard Wagner's works, starting with 'Lohengrin'.
Atp Doha, Sinner's Symphony: The Italian Wins in Two Sets Against Popyrin and Advances to the Quarterfinals
Jannik Sinner advances to the quarterfinals of the ATP 500 in Doha after defeating Alexei Popyrin in straight sets, showcasing impressive skill throughout the match.
The Head of the Kaunas Symphony Orchestra Algimantas Treikauskas: 'The Future Concert Center of M. K. Čiurlionis is a True Cultural Phenomenon'
Algimantas Treikauskas discusses the significance of the upcoming M. K. Čiurlionis concert center for Kaunas's cultural growth and future vision, emphasizing the city's recent artistic vibrancy.
LNSO Announces 100th Anniversary Concert Cycle and Autumn Subscription
The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra (LNSO) is planning a grand program to celebrate its 100th anniversary in the fall of 2026.
Virtuoso V. Grencevičiūtė on the important role in LVSO and the daily life of musicians: 'I sacrificed personal time'
Violinist Vilija Grencevičiūtė discusses her significant role in the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra and her lifelong passion for music.
From new life to grief, this Australian music for orchestra is rooted in love
Australian composer Ella Macens presents her latest orchestral work, "My Heart On Yours," exploring the multifaceted themes of love, commissioned for the 50th birthday of ABC Classic.
Celebrations last for three months! The National Symphony Orchestra announces its centenary program
The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra is celebrating its centenary with a series of concerts starting in August and culminating in October, while also deliberating on the appointment of a new chief conductor.
A Sense of Security and Comfort Are Two Different Things. Interview with Conductor Olari Eltss
Conductor Olari Eltss reflects on his career and upcoming concert with the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra in an interview discussing his musical journey and experiences.
Deaths: It Set the Tone for the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra
Miguel Angel Pimenta Mutuberria dedicated his life to the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra, contributing significantly to its evolution as a musician and educator over several decades.
NØRA BLU's return to her homeland marked by a performance at a unique concert
NØRA BLU celebrated her return to Lithuania with a heartfelt performance alongside the Kaunas Symphony Orchestra and other artists at a memorable concert.
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.
Latvia Post dedicates a stamp to the centenary of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra
Latvia Post has released a commemorative stamp celebrating the centenary of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, designed by artist Krišs Salmanis.
El Roto: Symbiosis
The article features a cartoon 'El Roto' titled 'Symbiosis', delving into the author's viewpoint expressed through illustrations.
Russian conductor at home in Mozart's Requiem
Maxim Emelyanychev showcases his talent as the new guest conductor with the Radio Symphony Orchestra by presenting Mozart’s Requiem alongside a newly composed piece influenced by folk music and Handel.
Olari Eltss returns to the LNSO conductor's podium for Sibelius's Fifth Symphony and Vasks's First Cello Concerto
On February 13, the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra will feature conductor Olari Eltss returning after a long hiatus, along with cellist Kristaps Bergs performing Vasks's First Cello Concerto.
This prison music program changed lives, but what happened when it ended?
The article discusses the impact of a creative music program in prison on inmates' lives and questions the sustainability of such programs after their conclusion.
Dismissal of Ligia Amadio from the MG Symphony Mobilizes Classical Music in Brazil
The recent dismissal of conductor Ligia Amadio from the Minas Gerais Symphony Orchestra has sparked a wave of outrage among conductors, musicians, composers, and music associations in Brazil.
Osesps pre-season features concerts with Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov
The São Paulo Symphony Orchestra (Osesp) is hosting two pre-season concerts featuring Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov on February 13 and 14, with tickets still available.
Symphony Orchestras Make a Digital Leap – Kuopio City Orchestra as a Pioneer
The Kuopio City Orchestra is leading the way in adopting digital sheet music, making the process easier for musicians like violinist Sanni Määttä who appreciates the convenience of not having to carry paper scores.
The BR Symphony Orchestra in Concert: Bruckner, Masterfully Executed
The BR Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Paavo Järvi, delivered a nuanced performance of Bruckner's Fourth Symphony at the Isarphilharmonie, reflecting the composer's cautious tempo markings.
Francie awards the Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra the Golden Tuner of the Year for the triple album of Bedřich Smetana
The Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra received the Golden Tuner of the Year award for their triple album dedicated to Bedřich Smetana.
Estrella Morente: 'El amor brujo' could be the anthem of Spain
Recently awarded the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts, Granada singer Estrella Morente will perform with a symphony orchestra on January 24 and 25, paying tribute to Falla at the International Music Festival of Canarias, which she describes as 'an act of peace' bridging musical genres and generations of audiences.
Washington like Phnom Penh with a government headquarters, but without an opera
The article discusses the departure of the National Opera and the National Symphony Orchestra from the Kennedy Center, highlighting management changes and their impacts on ticket sales and artistic activities under President Trump's administration.
Requiem for Europe: It is not (just) Trump, it is us
The article reflects on Bernstein's performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony as a symbol of freedom, amidst the historical backdrop of World War II and current geopolitical tensions.
Bocelli returns to Prague. The blind singer will perform at two concerts in the O2 arena
Blind Italian singer Andrea Bocelli will perform on January 23 and 24 at Prague's O2 arena, marking his eighth appearance in the city accompanied by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra.
Armani grows in super hotels with Mr. Burj Khalifa
Armani is expanding its identity beyond fashion into the luxury hotel sector through a partnership with Symphony Global LLC, led by Mohamed Alabbar.
The Symphony Plays Astrophysics. 'A Solo Stellar Show'
The article discusses the cultural impact of 'Star Wars' and highlights John Williams' iconic soundtrack as a significant element in its storytelling.
Why Do We Smile? The Brain Orchestrates Facial Expressions like a Symphony
A study with macaques reveals that gestures are not mere emotional reflexes but the result of complex coordination among different brain regions operating at different speeds.
The Princes on Tour: A cappella with a full orchestra
The vocal ensemble Die Prinzen, known for hits like 'Millionaire' and 'Everything Just Stolen', is embarking on a tour accompanied by a symphony orchestra.
Béla Fleck cancels Kennedy Center appearance, says it's become 'charged and political'
Béla Fleck has canceled his upcoming performances with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center, citing the venue's increasingly politicized environment.
London Symphony Orchestra announces John Harte as managing director
The London Symphony Orchestra has appointed John Harte as their new managing director, taking over from Dame Kathryn McDowell after her 20-year tenure.
Even in the greatest masterpiece, there are only written notes at the beginning
The article reflects on a childhood memory related to Mahler's Seventh Symphony, which sparked a desire to become a conductor.
Knoxville Symphony sued for allegedly rejecting White male clarinet player over anti-DEI stance
Clarinet player James Zimmermann is suing the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra for allegedly rejecting his employment due to his stance against diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Ceremonial concert on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the Croatian Music Association
The Croatian Music Institute is celebrating its 200th anniversary with a ceremonial concert featuring the Symphony Orchestra, set to take place on January 14 at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb.
This is how the big concerts for the turn of the year were
Berlin's Radio Symphony Orchestra mixes world history with rap and moans, while Christian Thielemann offers frozen Franz Lehár, and Dresden presents a sound medley, prompting a question about the retro hip status of dinner jackets, with no doubt about who will conduct in Vienna in 2027.
One hundred years of electric recording that allowed capturing the real sound of an orchestra
The article commemorates the centennial of HMV's release of the first symphony recorded with microphones, Tchaikovsky's Fourth, highlighting its significance in delivering a more authentic orchestral sound.
Three days with the Ninth according to Tjeknavorian. And the Symphony also wins the Bosso prize
The Milan Symphony Orchestra and Choir will perform Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, a hallmark of classical repertoire, over three concert nights to usher in the new year under the baton of conductor Emmanuel Tjeknavorian.