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Free Concert at Carnegie Hall Features Cracow Duo in Celebration of Chopin's 205th Birthday

Carnegie Hall will be featuring a free concert by the critically acclaimed Cracow Duo in celebration of Chopin’s 205th Birthday. The duo will perform works by the legendary Polish composer along with works by Alexandre Tansman.

By Jaime Prisco

HBO Orders Pilot For 'Virtuoso,' from True Blood's Alan Ball; Elton John, Peter Macdissi to Produce

HBO is ordering a pilot episode of new Alan Ball, classical music period drama Virtuoso. Elton John and his husband,David Furnish, are on board to produce alongside True Blood writer Ball, his frequent collaborator, Peter Macdissi and Steve Hamilton Shaw.
By Jaime Prisco
Mason Bates Named First Ever Composer-in-Residence at The Kennedy Center

Composer Mason Bates has been appointed The Kennedy Center’s first ever composer-in-residence for its 2015-2016 season.
By Jaime Prisco

BREAKING: Anna Netrebko, Metropolitan Opera's Curtain Call for Tchaikovsky's 'Iolanta' Interrupted on Stage by Wounded Warrior Ukraine CEO Roman J. Torgovitsky [VIDEO]
By Ian Holubiak
EXCLUSIVE: Guitarist Sharon Isbin on PBS Documentary 'Troubadour,' '5 Classical Albums' for Warner, Females and Gays on Guitar, Bach Suites with Rosalyn Tureck
By Ian Holubiak
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Odd Penchant for Toilet Humor Brought to Light in Letter to Cousin Maria Anna Thekla Mozart
By Ian Holubiak
2015 Lincoln Center Fest Opens with Danny Elfman's "Music From the Films of Tim Burton"
By Jaime Prisco
Mark Bebbington Presents 'You Don't Have to Be Jewish' Featuring World Premiere of Lost Works by Harriet Cohen, Works by Gershwin, Debussy, Bliss
By Jaime Prisco
Opera Atelier Announces Regular Engagement at the Royal Opera at the Palace of Versailles
By Jaime Prisco
Kronos Announces "Fifty for the Future" With Carnegie Hall: 50 New Works Commissioned Over Five Years
By Jaime Prisco
Danish National Chamber Orchestra Raises Money to Stay Open After Budget Cuts Shut It Down
By Jaime Prisco
EXCLUSIVE: Violinist Rachel Barton Pine Talks Mozart Concertos with Neville Marriner and St. Martin, Overcoming Childhood Poverty and Adult Tragedy, How to Play Your Own Cadenzas
By Jaime Prisco
Journalist Ben Yagoda Discussed the Death of Tin Pan Alley and the Great American Renaissance in Music in New Book 'The B-Side'
By Ian Holubiak
Zoë Keating Calls Out Google and YouTube Music Key Over 'Content ID' and Channel Forfeiture
By Ian Holubiak
Miller Theatre Continues Early Music Series With 'From the Imperial Court' Featuring Stile Antico
By Jaime Prisco
[UPDATE] Davide Livermore Replaces Helga Schmidt as Art Director of the Palau de les Arts in Valencia After Suspension and Arrest
By Jaime Prisco
New York Festival of Song Presents 'NYFOS Next,' a Three-Day Concert Featuring Adam Guettel, George Steel, Paul Moravec and Bright Sheng
By Jaime Prisco
Bang on a Can Presents Concert With Commissioned Works by Glenn Kotche, Jace Clayton and Ben Frost
By Jaime Prisco

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