The Hershey Symphony Orchestra Will Perform Free Independence Day Concert
The Hershey Symphony Orchestra issued a corrected press release after an earlier version omitted a quote from its conductor.
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ProMusica Chamber Orchestra's OUTDOOR SUMMER MUSIC SERIES to Return With Free Concerts
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra's Outdoor Summer Music Series will return with free concerts at Franklin Park Conservatory and a ticketed performance at Gahanna's Headley Park.
Applications Now Open For Sarasota Orchestra's Harmony Gallery
Sarasota Orchestra opened applications for its Harmony Gallery, inviting two-dimensional artists from Sarasota, Manatee, and Charlotte counties to exhibit at the Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center during the upcoming concert season.
SYMPHONIC WORLD CUP to Close Symphony San Jose's Season
Symphony San Jose will present SYMPHONIC WORLD CUP as its season finale at the California Theatre in downtown San Jose, featuring harpist Katherine Siochi performing Ginastera's Harp Concerto alongside works by Nielsen and Shostakovich.
Colburn Orchestra to Make Ojai Festival Debut Under Esa-Pekka Salonen
The Colburn Orchestra will perform twice at the 80th Ojai Music Festival under conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen, with alumni Geneva Lewis and Leila Josefowicz joining for the finale concert.
MISSOURI CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL Will Return for 16th Annual Season at The Sheldon
The Missouri Chamber Music Festival will present its 16th annual season at The Sheldon Concert Hall in St.
New Jersey Symphony to Honor Health Workers With 2026 Gratitude Performances
The New Jersey Symphony announced its 2026 Gratitude Performances for Health Workers, presented by Johnson & Johnson, bringing live classical music to hospitals and healthcare institutions across New Jersey.
Boston Symphony Orchestra Names Two New Resident Fellows for Early-Career Musicians
The Boston Symphony Orchestra announced violist William Mathangani and violinist Keshav Srinivasan as the newest cohort of its Paine Resident Fellowship, a program supporting early-career symphonic musicians from underrepresented communities.
Motet Headlining Caramoor's 2026 BEDFORD MUSIC FESTIVAL
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts has announced the return of the Bedford Music Festival, taking place Sunday, September 6 at 2 p.
North American Jewish Choral Festival to Feature Yiddish Theatre, Broadway Workshops
The North American Jewish Choral Festival will present workshops on Yiddish Theatre, Broadway, and American Jewish music in Stamford, Connecticut, with a focus on the 250th anniversary of the USA.
FOUNDING MOTHERS Concert to Benefit NYC Women & Girls Charities
NYC activist orchestra PROTESTRA will present 'Founding Mothers,' featuring premieres by two women composers and Florence Price's Symphony No.
American Music Institute to Close Applications for Music Scholarships and Financial Aid
The American Music Institute is accepting applications for Merit Scholarships and Need-Based Financial Aid for students aged 5–18 across its Chicago-area campuses.
Jeffrey Kahane to Launch Harmonium of Texas as Founding Artistic Director in San Antonio
Conductor and pianist Jeffrey Kahane announced the launch of Harmonium of Texas, a new San Antonio orchestra and educational initiative, with an inaugural season featuring Joshua Bell, Emanuel Ax, and Roomful of Teeth.
Composers Concordance To Present READINGS & REEDS At Jim Kempner Fine Arts Gallery
Composers Concordance will present READINGS & REEDS at Jim Kempner Fine Arts Gallery in New York City.
Valery Saul Named Nashville Symphony's New Associate Conductor
Valery Saul has been appointed Associate Conductor of the Nashville Symphony, joining the orchestra for a three-season term.
Sarasota Orchestra Receives $11.7M Gift
Sarasota Orchestra announced an $11.
Phoenix Children's Chorus Will Head to Boston as America's 250th Anniversary Ambassadors
The Phoenix Children's Chorus will perform at historic Boston churches as cultural ambassadors for America's 250th anniversary, with a pre-tour kickoff concert at Camelback Bible Church in Phoenix.
THE CRYSTAL AFFAIR 15th Anniversary Concert Announced At Harris Center for the Arts
The Harris Center for the Arts will present THE CRYSTAL AFFAIR, a milestone anniversary concert featuring the Folsom Lake Symphony performing John Williams film scores, paired with a pre-concert sip-and-stroll in Folsom, CA.
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Extends David Finckel and Wu Han Through 2032
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center announced the contract renewal of artistic directors David Finckel and Wu Han, extending their leadership through 2032, more than two decades after their initial appointment.
Henry Drangel Wins Sherrill Milnes VOICE Scholarship Competition
Henry Drangel was named grand prize winner of the 20th annual Sherrill Milnes VOICE Scholarship Competition at the National Opera Center, earning a full scholarship to the Milnes VOICE Studio in Savannah, Georgia.
Juilliard Unveils 2026–27 Music Season Featuring World Premieres, Guest Artists and More
Juilliard has revealed its 2026–27 season programming for the Music Division under its dean and director, David Serkin Ludwig, across Orchestra, Chamber Music, Vocal Arts, Jazz, and Historical Performance, students, faculty, and guest artists.
Skillman Records Launches in New York as Independent Classical Music Label
Skillman Records, a new independent classical label based in New York, has launched as a subsidiary of Skillman Music, with partnerships already underway with Young Concert Artists and Musart School of Music.
Nathalie Joachim Will Premiere LE PRESENT ETERNEL With The New York Philharmonic
The New York Philharmonic will continue its Sound On series this spring with Sound On: Nathalie Joachim in the Wu Tsai Theater at David Geffen Hall.
Composers Concordance Will Host READINGS & REEDS at Jim Kempner Fine Arts
Composers Concordance will present READINGS & REEDS, a live radio-show concert blending contemporary music, poetry, and reed instruments at Jim Kempner Fine Arts Gallery in Chelsea, NYC.
Stonewall Chorale and Cellist MIZU Will Present Immersive Concert in Manhattan
The Stonewall Chorale, the nation's first LGBTQAI+ choir, will present an immersive concert with avant-garde cellist/composer MIZU at Saint Paul and Saint Andrew in Manhattan, featuring live cello, video projections, and a 70-member ensemble.