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The Column: Is the Birgit Nilsson Prize $1 Million Well Spent on the Vienna Phil?

What is the Birgit Nilsson Prize actually for? What is the Birgit Nilsson Prize for? There was some surprise when its first iteration -- and we're talking $1,000,000, opera and vocal music's most valuable award by far -- went to the hardly-impoverished Plácido Domingo.

By James Inverne

'A Night with Janis Joplin' Off-Broadway Reopening Postponed

Fans will have to wait for their more intimate night with Janis Joplin Off-Broadway, but diva-themed shows are popping up all over.
By Jon Sobel
The Segals: Jazz at Lincoln Center Awards Melissa Aldana and JACK Quartet the 2014 Martin E. Statues

This year's Martin E. Segal awards went to a unique pair: a quartet and a saxophone. This year's Martin E. Segal awards went to a unique pair: a quartet and a saxophone.
By Ian Holubiak

'Lost' Marx Brothers Broadway Musical Back After 90 Years
By Jon Sobel
UK Culture Secretary Maria Miller Resigns, Industry Nervously Eyes Her Successor Sajid Javid
By James Inverne
Listening to the Bawdy Bellower Nerd: Amusing Anagrams of Famous Composers’ Names
By Louise Burton
EXCLUSIVE: Harry Melling (Harry Potter's Dudley Dursley) on His Solo Show 'Peddling'
By Jon Sobel
Thierry Niang and The Invisible Dog Gear Up for 'SPRING', a Reinterpretation of Stravinsky's 'The Rite of Spring'
By Ian Holubiak
'Nicholas Nickleby, a New Musical' Descends on New York with Cast of Dozens
By Jon Sobel
Alisa Weilerstein and Daniel Barenboim Win Big in BBC Music Magazine Awards
By Classicalite Newsdesk
Questionable Monologues: Dance Magazine, Marie Chouinard and More Explore the Long-Winded Question of Nudity in the Arts, Is it Sex or Not?
By Ian Holubiak
Wish You Could Hear: Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' Track Gets a Violinist's Touch per an Immersion Re-Release, Nick Mason Claims Travesty
By Ian Holubiak
Wrecking a Release: 'Captain America' Composer Henry Jackman Reveals Potential 'Wreck-It Ralph' Sequel for Movie Goers, Following the Success of the First
By Ian Holubiak
Jazz Appreciation Month: Smithsonian and UNESCO Jazz Holiday Award Local Legends and Newcomers With Gold Statues
By Ian Holubiak
Carnegie Hall's Prank On Brit Counter-Tenor Iestyn Davies
By James Inverne
EXCLUSIVE: Violinist Daniel Hope on Yehudi Menuhin, Carl Sagan and the Music of His Solo Album ‘Spheres’ on DG
By Louise Burton
Sci-Fi Films Dominate the Chicago Symphony Orchestra‘s “At the Movies” Series: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ and ‘Metropolis’
By Louise Burton
Live at (L)PR: Mo'Betta Wu Brings Tangy Jazz from the 36 Chambers, Featuring Amanda Seales
By Ian Holubiak

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