BIOMES Album by Katherine Young to Release on Chaikin Records
Composer Katherine Young will release BIOMES, a three-part album exploring speculative ecosystems, featuring Olivia Block, Ben LaMar Gay, Brian Chase, Tim Daisy, and YARN/WIRE.
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The latest classical music news, concert reviews, and recital coverage from Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the NY Philharmonic, and venues around the world.
LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS to Return to Willoughby Symphony Orchestra
The Willoughby Symphony Orchestra will present LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS at The Concourse in Chatswood, featuring the Willoughby Symphony Choir and Willoughby Band under conductor Nicholas Milton.
Machiko Ozawa & Gene Pritsker Duo Will Perform as Part of Composers Concordance
Composers Concordance will present violinist Machiko Ozawa and guitarist Gene Pritsker at The Delancey in New York City, blending contemporary classical music with jazz, techno and tango influences.
SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE ORCHESTRA to Bow at Palm Beach Symphony
Palm Beach Symphony will present an original children's concert featuring Tchaikovsky's music, conducted by Gerard Schwarz and narrated by Jody Schwarz, with illustrations by Michelle Sherman at Duncan Theatre in Lake Worth.
DARK STAR ORCHESTRA to Return to PPAC This Fall
The Grateful Dead tribute act DARK STAR ORCHESTRA will perform at the Providence Performing Arts Center as part of its newly announced fall tour, with tickets going on sale this week.
Newport Classical to Launch 2026-2027 Chamber Series With Twelve Concerts
Newport Classical announced its sixth full-season Chamber Series, presenting twelve concerts at its Recital Hall in downtown Newport, with tickets going on sale to the public this summer.
NY Philharmonic to Add Concerts and Artists to Dudamel's First Season
The New York Philharmonic has revealed additions to its upcoming season, including newly added concerts, artists, repertoire and discussion series for Gustavo Dudamel's inaugural season as music and artistic director.
Review: BBC PROMS: FROM THE ALPS TO THE AUVERGNE, Royal Albert Hall
The thene of the evening is the great outdoors, with the LEO'S blending of the old and new making the audience stamp their feet for more.
DEN DANSKE STRYGEKVARTET Will Come to Oslo in August
The Danish String Quartet will make its appearance at the Opera House, bringing a program that combines one of classical music’s most celebrated composers with the ensemble’s signature arrangements of Nordic folk music.
GAIA Art Installation to Hover Above BBC Concert Orchestra at Royal Festival Hall
Luke Jerram's seven-metre Earth artwork GAIA will be suspended above the stage at the Royal Festival Hall for a weekend of orchestral and choral performances by the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Camerata Chicago Chamber Orchestra Reveals 2026–2027 Season
Camerata Chicago has announced its 23rd concert season, featuring works by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, Poulenc and Faure across Chicago and suburban Illinois venues.
NIMRODS: Green Day Stages Surprise Comic-Con Pop-Up for Upcoming Film
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong performed from an ice cream truck at San Diego Comic-Con to promote NIMRODS, a road trip comedy inspired by the band's early touring days, set for a theatrical release from Inaugural Entertainment and Live Nation Studios.
Bronx Music Hall Celebrates Louis Armstrong’s 125th Birthday With A Free Concert By The American Symphony Orchestra Jazz Ensemble
The Bronx Music Hall will kick off its August lineup with a free outdoor concert celebrating Louis Armstrong's 125th birthday, featuring the American Symphony Orchestra Jazz Ensemble performing a program of the jazz icon's lesser-recorded works.
Scottsdale Philharmonic to Launch First Summer Concert Series with John Williams Program
The Scottsdale Philharmonic will kick off its first-ever summer season at La Casa de Cristo Lutheran Church in Scottsdale, featuring John Williams film scores and guest soloists.
WHEN RAVEL MEETS GERSHWIN IN MANHATTAN to Play Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall
Carnegie Hall announced pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and soprano Angel Blue will perform WHEN RAVEL MEETS GERSHWIN IN MANHATTAN, a narrated concert blending live music, archival visuals, and storytelling about Ravel's 1928 American tour.
New World Symphony to Launch 2026-27 WALLCAST Concert Series in Miami Beach
New World Symphony announced its 2026-27 WALLCAST® concert series, featuring seven free outdoor live broadcasts projected onto the New World Center's exterior wall in SoundScape Park.
Rick Sowash to Release FULL CIRCLE, an Album of World Premiere Recordings
Cincinnati composer Rick Sowash will release Full Circle, a new album of clarinet and piano works on RSP Records, featuring seven world premiere recordings distributed internationally by Kickshaw Records.
Organist Monica Berney to Perform Bach, Brahms, Mozart & More on Cape Cod
Organist Monica Berney will perform works by Bach, Brahms, Dvořák, Mozart, and Vierne on the St.
Paul O'Dette to Perform Lute Tribute Honoring 400th Anniversary of John Dowland's Death
Lutenist Paul O'Dette, Artistic Co-Director of the Boston Early Music Festival, will perform a lecture-concert at the Performing Arts Center in Brewster, MA, marking 400 years since the death of Renaissance composer John Dowland.
Violin-Piano Duo Yang & Olivia to Join American Music Institute as Artists-in-Residence
Yang and Olivia, a violin-piano duo with competition wins and international touring credits, will join American Music Institute as Artists-in-Residence and college faculty.
TCHAIKOVSKY SPECTACULAR to Close Pacific Symphony SummerFest With Fireworks
Pacific Symphony will close SummerFest with 'Tchaikovsky Spectacular: Concert of Hope' at Great Park Live in Irvine, featuring violinist Randall Goosby, the '1812' Overture, fireworks, and more.
South Bend Symphony Orchestra to Open 2026–27 Season with Strauss + Elgar
The South Bend Symphony Orchestra is launching its 2026-27 Season with Strauss + Elgar at the Morris Performing Arts Center, led by Music Director Alastair Willis.