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Classical Music Bolsters Black Lives Matter Movement in 'Sing Her Name'

In response to the nationwide trend of violence towards black people at the hands of law enforcement, musician and teacher Eun Lee has organized the 'Sing Her Name' event as a classical music tribute to Sandra Bland and the countless other lives lost due to police brutality.

By Philip Trapp

Symphony Under the Stars Salutes Broadway This Month in Montana

Montana's Helena Symphony Orchestra, led by music director Allen R. Scott, will spice up their annual 'Symphony Under the Stars' next weekend with a tribute to Broadway music. The concert starts at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 16 at Carroll College.
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

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Classical Music Bolsters Black Lives Matter Movement in 'Sing Her Name'

Symphony Under the Stars Salutes Broadway This Month in Montana

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

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

Damien Escobar Explodes Genre Conventions With His Crossover Violin

Ennio Morricone to Release New Album, Signs with Decca Records

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

Met Opera Names Yannick Nézet-Séguin as James Levine's Successor

Is Classical Music Dying? Pianist Charlie Albright Ponders the Thought

New Book 'Sounds and Sweet Airs' Details Female Composers Consigned to Oblivion

San Francisco Burger King Latest to Enforce Round-the-Clock Classical Audio

Jane Little, Atlanta Symphony's Longest-Serving Bassist, Dies at 87

Roberto Sierra Premieres New Version of ‘Missa Latina’ This Sunday at Hunter College

Lisa Bielawa Premieres Two New Works for 2016 New York Philharmonic Biennial

Can Classical Music Cue a Vinyl Revival? Digital Quality a Concern Amid Devotees

Rocker Kip Winger Releases Classical Music Tribute to Vaslav Nijinsky

Sony Classical Celebrates 125th Anniversary of Carnegie Hall with Release of New Box Set

Google Exhibits a Classically Scored 360-Degree Tour of Sydney Opera House