The Southbank Centre's Spring/Summer 2027 classical music program will present nine Beethoven symphonies with international conductors, a new production of Wagner's Tristan & Isolde by Opera North, and a world premiere concert-theatre work featuring Pekka Kuusisto and the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra
The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra will present the Tennessee premiere of Leonard Bernstein's complete SONGFEST, a rarely performed 12-song cycle featuring six vocalists and poetry by American poets, alongside works by Tchaikovsky and Julia Perry.
Ensemble Arts Philly will present holiday events spanning classical music, gospel, jazz, Broadway, and dance, with returning favorites like A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS, GEORGE BALANCHINE'S THE NUTCRACKER, and THE GLORIOUS SOUND OF CHRISTMAS.
Oklahoma City Ballet will present “SHORTS,” a mixed-repertory program featuring four works by Agnes de Mille, Christopher Bruce, George Balanchine and Oklahoma City Ballet Resident Choreographer DaYoung Jung.
Seattle Chamber Music Society will present six concerts featuring works by Schumann, Bach, Borodin, Grieg, Kodály, Mozart, Schubert, Suk, and Tchaikovsky at Nordstrom Recital Hall, programmed by violinist James Ehnes.
Violinist Bella Hristova will present performances with orchestras including the Buffalo Philharmonic and Charlotte Symphony, and release a recording of six newly commissioned solo violin works in spring 2027.
Nashville Ballet will present LIVE IN STUDIO A, an intimate program pairing Balanchine's ALLEGRO BRILLANTE with new works by company artists and an early look at THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY.
Gustavo Dudamel will lead the New York Philharmonic on a European tour from October 9-22, 2026, with stops in Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, Hamburg and Vienna, marking his first tour as music director.
The Vergennes Opera House will present its 2026-2027 season, marking the first time the historic Vermont theater is fully accessible following completion of its All Access Project.
A new classical music label, Studio 7 Classical, will debut with recordings by violinist Irina Muresanu and violinist Sonia Lee, featuring conductor and pianist Benjamin Loeb.
Artistic Director and Chief Conductor Professor Dr.
Hershey Felder will return to People's Light with RACHMANINOFF AND THE TSAR, a musical drama starring Felder and Jonathan Silvestri as Russia's last emperor, for a limited engagement in Malvern.
Classical Arts Entertainment will present Swan Lake, performed by The United European Ballet Company, at Shea's Buffalo Theatre in Buffalo, NY for one performance.
Ballet Manila and Steps Dance Studio will perform THE NUTCRACKER at Samsung Performing Arts Theater in Circuit Makati, presented by Ayala Land, in the venue's first-ever staging of the holiday classic.
Nashville Ballet's will present Nashville Nutcracker, featuring live music by The Nashville Symphony, returns to Tennessee Performing Arts Center's Jackson Hall, with single tickets starting at $48.
Cape Town City Ballet will present highlights from Swan Lake Act II and Raymonda at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch, with tickets ranging from R175 to R350.
The Washington Ballet announced its 2026/27 season, marking the company's 50th anniversary with five programs at venues including Warner Theatre, Sidney Harman Hall, The National Theatre, and Wolf Trap.
The Gilmore and Lucerne-based Le Piano Symphonique announced a transatlantic collaboration featuring 17-year-old Canadian pianist Sophia Liu, who will perform recitals in Kalamazoo, Michigan and Lucerne, Switzerland.
Boston Landmarks Orchestra, led by Music Director Christopher Wilkins, will present a free summer season marking its 25th anniversary, with performances at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell and Boston neighborhoods, including a Juneteenth Celebration and Verdi's Requiem.
Caramoor will present five concerts across its grounds to mark America's 250th anniversary, featuring The Knights, pianist Conrad Tao, Poiesis Quartet, a Louis Armstrong centennial celebration, and a Fourth of July fireworks pops concert.
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