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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Announces 2015-16 Season, New Composers-In-Residence

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra recently announced its 125th Anniversary Season, during which the CSO will take a fresh look at some of the works the Orchestra has premiered over the past 125 years. The CSO also announced a renewed focus on the Austro-German orchestral repertoire, from Handel to Mahler, in 2015-16.

By Louise Burton

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]

Earlier this evening, Anna Netrebko's title performance in the Metropolitan Opera's brand spankin' new production of Tchaikovsky's Iolanta was interrupted at the very bitter end by a man Classicalite has identified as one Roman J. Torgovitsky--founder/CEO of Wounded Warrior Ukraine.
By Ian Holubiak

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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Announces 2015-16 Season, New Composers-In-Residence

Mason Bates Named First Ever Composer-in-Residence at The Kennedy Center

BREAKING: Anna Netrebko, Metropolitan Opera's Curtain Call for Tchaikovsky's 'Iolanta' Interrupted on Stage by Wounded Warrior Ukraine CEO Roman J. Torgovitsky [VIDEO]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Odd Penchant for Toilet Humor Brought to Light in Letter to Cousin Maria Anna Thekla Mozart

2015 Lincoln Center Fest Opens with Danny Elfman's "Music From the Films of Tim Burton"

Mark Bebbington Presents 'You Don't Have to Be Jewish' Featuring World Premiere of Lost Works by Harriet Cohen, Works by Gershwin, Debussy, Bliss

Opera Atelier Announces Regular Engagement at the Royal Opera at the Palace of Versailles

Danish National Chamber Orchestra Raises Money to Stay Open After Budget Cuts Shut It Down

Journalist Ben Yagoda Discussed the Death of Tin Pan Alley and the Great American Renaissance in Music in New Book 'The B-Side'

[UPDATE] Davide Livermore Replaces Helga Schmidt as Art Director of the Palau de les Arts in Valencia After Suspension and Arrest

New York Festival of Song Presents 'NYFOS Next,' a Three-Day Concert Featuring Adam Guettel, George Steel, Paul Moravec and Bright Sheng

Bang on a Can Presents Concert With Commissioned Works by Glenn Kotche, Jace Clayton and Ben Frost

Teodor Currentzis Will Release Second Sony Classical Album 'Sound of Light' in February

Vienna Opera Tenor Waldemar Kmentt Dead at 85

Gil Morgenstern’s Acclaimed Reflections Series International Presents 'Coupled Perceptions'

New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Presents Mozart and Mendelssohn: Bart Feller on Flute and Stacey Shames on Harp

The Operatic Note: Birgit Nilsson Depicted on Riksbank Sweden's 500 Kronor Banknote Performing Wagner's 'Die Walküre'

With the Bids In, New York City Opera Prefers NYCO Renaissance's Plan for Lincoln Center Performances