Before officially embarking on the new season with its Sept. 20 opening night, the orchestra is playing a free concert in ...

The renamed ensemble will present a mix of new and old in its first season under the conductor Jonathon Heyward. By Javier C. Hernández Louis Langrée led a week of concerts to conclude his two-decade ...

New Yorkers who can hustle to Lincoln Center on Wednesday night for the second of two performances, of works by Mozart and Brahms, by the pianist Martin Helmchen and the Mostly Mozart Festival ...

The Fenimore Chamber Orchestra unveiled its 2025–2026 season honoring tradition while staking out audacious new musical territory. Under the artistic leadership of Maciej Żółtowski, Fenimore Chamber ...

You have to worry about Orange County’s smaller classical music organizations these days. Over the years, many have fallen by the wayside – the victims of funding issues, competition, indifference – ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The simple title “Mozart & Strauss” only scratches the surface of this week’s Cleveland Orchestra program. Much more than a random pairing, it’s a three-part evening tightly held ...

Mozart’s 9th Piano Concerto, known familiarly as Jeunehomme, is vividly re-imagined by a daring soloist in Makoto Ozone, an exceptional big band in the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra, and a ...

The program traces a path from Zehetmair’s contemporary turbulence back through the romantic reconciliation of Johannes Brahms’s last orchestral work to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s final ...

Pianist Jeremy Denk has finally had the space and time to finish his forthcoming memoir Every Good Boy Does Fine, which will resonate with you if you took piano lessons as a kid. It releases this ...

When it comes to pianist Mitsuko Uchida, it’s fair to question her outfits, her conducting, even the frequency of her appearances with the Cleveland Orchestra. Her Mozart, though, is beyond dispute.

The 200th anniversary of the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart promises to open the floodgates on all sorts of visiting ensembles, all bearing Mozartean gifts. But few of these vistors could be as ...