Pianist Pavel Kolesnikov Will Perform Recital at 92NY
Honens International Piano Competition winner Pavel Kolesnikov will perform at Buttenwieser Hall at 92NY, offering a program spanning French Baroque to Chopin.
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ProMusica Chamber Orchestra Reveals 48th Season in Columbus
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra announced its 2026/27 season, the ensemble's 48th, with subscription packages now on sale for the Columbus, Ohio-based orchestra.
Review: 'CHANGED FOR GOOD' THE NEW YORK POPS 43RD ANNIVERSARY CONCERT at Carnegie Hall
What did our critic think of 'CHANGED FOR GOOD' THE NEW YORK POPS 43RD ANNIVERSARY CONCERT at Carnegie Hall?
The Morris Choral Society Concludes Season With Brahms Requiem
The Morris Choral Society will close its season with a performance of Brahms Requiem at St.
Boston Modern Orchestra Project Will Perform Free Father's Day Concert at Jordan Hall
BOSTON MODERN ORCHESTRA PROJECT will present a free concert at NEC's Jordan Hall featuring world premieres by John Aylward and Avner Dorman, alongside New England premieres by Paul Moravec and Bernard Rogers.
Yo-Yo Ma, Herb Alpert, and More Join the San Francisco Symphony in June
The San Francisco Symphony will present a month of Orchestral Series programs led by guest conductors, plus a special concert with cellist Yo-Yo Ma and a performance by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass at Davies Symphony Hall.
LA Phil Will Perform MUSIC FROM THE FILMS OF WES ANDERSON at the Hollywood Bowl
The LA Phil announced a star-studded lineup for Music from the Films of Wes Anderson at the Hollywood Bowl, featuring Beck, Jeff Goldblum, Karen O, Rufus Wainwright, and more across three nights.
George Enescu International Competition Extends Application Deadlines For 2026 Edition
The George Enescu International Competition has extended its application deadline for the Cello, Violin, and Piano divisions, with the 20th anniversary edition set to take place in Bucharest, Romania.
Tapestry Opera And Toronto Symphony Orchestra To Host Women In Musical Leadership Masterclass
Tapestry Opera and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra announced a masterclass for emerging women and non-binary conductors, hosted at Roy Thomson Hall with mentor Maestro Gustavo Gimeno and full orchestral forces.
League of American Orchestras Names Third Anne Parsons Leadership Program Cohort
Six orchestra professionals have been selected for the third cohort of the League of American Orchestras' Anne Parsons Leadership Program, which aims to build gender diversity in executive leadership roles across the field.
Lea Salonga, Ray Chen, and More Set For Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra's 2026/27 Season
The Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra has announced its 2026/27 season, Resonance, which will feature Lea Salonga, Ray Chen, Elf in Concert, and more.
Next Festival of Emerging Artists Reveals 14th Season Lineup
The Next Festival of Emerging Artists announced its 14th season, celebrating women immigrant composers with world premieres at PS21 in Chatham, NY, National Sawdust in Brooklyn, and Gibney Dance in NYC.
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Will Host MSO IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD in Narre Warren
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will perform Music of This Place at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren, the first of four low-cost community concerts planned across Greater Melbourne in 2026.
Bourgie Hall Reveals 94-Concert Season Featuring Thibaudet, Kronos Quartet & More
Montreal's Bourgie Hall announced its 2026–2027 season, featuring 94 concerts, 3 masterclasses, and artists including Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Lisa Batiashvili, and the Kronos Quartet alongside Quebec and Canadian performers.
Steinway Society - The Bay Area Unveils 32nd Season Lineup
Steinway Society - The Bay Area announced its upcoming 32nd concert season, featuring six internationally acclaimed pianists performing live at the Visual and Performing Arts Center in Cupertino, CA, with a home viewing option also available.
Julie Benko Joins Princeton Festival Lineup for AMERICAN FANFARE Concert
Julie Benko will join the Princeton Festival for its AMERICAN FANFARE concert.
Tafelmusik Will Present Beethoven's EROICA & BOLOGNE to Close 2025/26 Season
Tafelmusik will close its 2025/26 season with 'BEETHOVEN EROICA & BOLOGNE: THE WINDS OF CHANGE' at Koerner Hall in Toronto, featuring works by Beethoven and composer Joseph Bologne.
SING DEMOCRACY 250 Will Present National Tour Finale in Washington, D.C.
SING DEMOCRACY 250 will present its Washington, D.
Brewster Performing Arts Center To Present Memorial Day Band Concert Honoring America 250
Brewster Performing Arts Center will present a Memorial Day band concert honoring America 250.
Gloriae Dei Cantores Will Present Bach's ST. MATTHEW PASSION on Cape Cod
Gloriae Dei Cantores and Creare Symphonia, led by Richard K.
Pittsburgh Symphony Will Perform THE MUSIC OF ARCANE with Composer Andrew Kierszenbaum
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra will perform the Emmy-winning score of Netflix's ARCANE live at Heinz Hall, led by series composer Andrew Kierszenbaum, who will also perform original piano arrangements.
TAPESTRY INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL To Unite 130 Singers From Across North America
Four leading adult treble choirs from Vancouver, Chicago, California, and Halifax will perform at Christ Church Cathedral in a massed-choir finale closing Elektra's TAPESTRY INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL.
Joe Hisaishi To Premiere Concerto For Orchestra With National Symphony Orchestra
Joe Hisaishi premieres his new Concerto for Orchestra with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, DC, followed by performances in Toronto, New York, Colorado, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and a European tour.
BARD SUMMERSCAPE To Present THE EGYPTIAN HELEN And Mozart Programming In 2026 Festival
The Fisher Center at Bard will present a new production of Richard Strauss's rarely staged opera THE EGYPTIAN HELEN, directed by Christian Räth, featuring the American Symphony Orchestra and conductor Leon Botstein.
Minnesota Orchestra And Musicians Reach New Contract Agreement
The Minnesota Orchestra and its musicians ratified a new collective bargaining agreement five months ahead of the current contract's expiration, including salary increases and temporary hiring changes to reduce costs.