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Classical Guitar Students Show Their Chops at New Zealand Concert

A group of classical guitar students, trainees of instrumentalists Dominique Blatti and Ross Townsend, performed a concert on Sunday night in New Zealand. Over 20 of the instructors’ pupils displayed their guitar talents for an attentive audience.

By Philip Trapp

Crested Butte Music Festival Dazzles in Colorado for 20th Season This Summer

This summer marks the 20th season for Colorado's eclectic Crested Butte Musical Festival, a genre-spanning contemporary arts celebration featuring a diverse crop of talented performers in the creative fields of classical music, opera and modern dance.
By Philip Trapp
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Welcomes Two New Instrumentalists

The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra has revealed two new additions to their symphony. SPCO principal violinist and artistic director, Kyu-Young Kim, announced on Tuesday that violist Sifei Cheng and violinist Maureen Nelson will be joining the ensemble this year.
By Philip Trapp

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Classical Guitar Students Show Their Chops at New Zealand Concert

Crested Butte Music Festival Dazzles in Colorado for 20th Season This Summer

St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Welcomes Two New Instrumentalists

Listening to Mozart Helps Blood Pressure, No Effect From ABBA Researchers Say

Elevate Ensemble Aim to Bring Classical Music to a New Audience

Dave Liebman & Richie Beirach Unite on 'Balladscapes,' Intuition Records [REVIEW]

JacobTV, Dutch Composer, Creates Multimedia Opera of Current Events

The 'Further Explorations' of the Alchemy Sound Project Fuse Classical and Jazz [REVIEW]

Seaside Holiday Depart on 'Grand Tours,' Their Sophomore LP Out This Month

J. Reilly Lewis, Washington Metro Area Concertmaster and Organist, Dies at 71

The Case for Classical Music Walk-Up Songs in Major League Baseball

Damien Escobar Explodes Genre Conventions With His Crossover Violin

Darmstadt International Summer Course Celebrated as Avant-Garde Stronghold

Carla Bley/Andy Sheppard/Steve Swallow, 'Andando el Tiempo,' ECM Records [REVIEW]

The Broad Museum Launches Summer Sound and Art Series, 'Nonobject(ive)'

Salman Rushdie's 'Shalimar the Clown' Premieres This Month at St. Louis Opera

Ennio Morricone to Release New Album, Signs with Decca Records

St. Louis Symphony Announces 'New' Resident Conductor in Gemma New