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LONGREADS: Like the Late Jim Morrison, Classical Musicians Like Valery Gergiev Take on the 'Rock Star' Persona

Something that always fascinated me were the lives of old rock 'n' rollers. Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix were described by my father as "exceptionally insane" as he played them for me in his Mercedes as a kid. Had I known classical music produced rock stars like the world-renowned Valery Gergiev, I may have taken up classical guitar instead of rock.

By Ian Holubiak

Technical Difficulty: Berlin Philharmonie's Schuke Organ Breaks on Cameron Carpenter During 'Organist in Residency' Program

Bad tidings surrounded an unsuspecting Cameron Carpenter during his season opening performance for the Berlin Philharmonie in Germany. With a nearly full hall, the Philharmonie's Schuke organ broke and kept a note perpetually sounding.
By Ian Holubiak
William Christie and Les Arts Florissants Announce North American Tour in 2015

The celebrated French ensemble Les Arts Florissants, directed by William Christie, will visit seven cities during their North American tour next spring.
By Louise Burton

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LONGREADS: Like the Late Jim Morrison, Classical Musicians Like Valery Gergiev Take on the 'Rock Star' Persona

Technical Difficulty: Berlin Philharmonie's Schuke Organ Breaks on Cameron Carpenter During 'Organist in Residency' Program

William Christie and Les Arts Florissants Announce North American Tour in 2015

Lincoln Center Kitchen at Avery Fisher Hall Brings Fine American Cuisine While Mahler Chimes In

Anna Netrebko Brings Down the Metropolitan Opera as Lady Macbeth in Verdi's Classic

St. Louis Symphony's 'German Requiem' Performance Halted as Protestors Chant for Michael Brown Before Second Half

After a Top-Selling Release, Cameron Carpenter and His International Touring Organ Take NYC's Town Hall

WATCH: 'Michael Brown Requiem' Protest Halts St. Louis Symphony’s Performance of Brahms’s 'German Requiem'

Yuval Sharon Announces Latest Venture 'Industry Records,' Debuting 'Invisible Cities' Opera as First Release

Colorado Symphony Orchestra's Summer-Ending Concert Concludes 'Classically Cannabis' Series at Red Rocks Amphitheater

Manuscript of Mozart's Piano Sonata K331 Discovered in Budapest's National Széchényi Library

Shara Worden AKA My Brightest Diamond Talks Inspiration for 'This Is My Hand' on The High Line

TRAILER: Violinist Joshua Bell's 'A YoungArts Masterclass' HBO Special Premieres Tuesday, October 14

Maya Beiser Perform in 'Films For Cello' as part of 'Bill Morrison: Compositions' at The Museum of Modern Art With Music By Michael Gordon, Michael Harrison

British 'Popera' Singer Katherine Jenkins Stops by NYC Hotspot SubCulture October 9–11 for 'An Evening With' Series

The Piano Guys Release Fourth Album 'Wonders' and Bring to Light Other Mormon Musicians

Young Songstress Jackie Evancho Talks 'AGT' Fame and More on Oprah Winfrey's 'Where Are They Now?' Program

SONOS Sounds of New York City Features 'Live from Sonos Studio' with Arcade Fire's Richard Reed Parry, John Maeda, Hiromi Ozaki, Spoon and More