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Five Quickies: Kiri Te Kanawa in 'Downton Abbey,' Lady Conductors, L.A. Free Music Society, Graphic Scores, Tori Amos Musical

Here, then, is today's news. News gets made fresh everyday. And with the world's best musicians, singers, dancers and actors going back to repertory work after their summer stocks, there's more good news happening now than there was, say, back in September.

By Logan K. Young

New Hope for Classical Music: New World Symphony's Success with Innovative Concert Formats

For those who are concerned about the future of classical music in the world’s concert halls, the New World Symphony has some inspiring news.
By Louise Burton
Hungarian Conductor Iván Fischer's First Opera, 'The Red Heifer,' Tackles the Tiszaeszlár Affair

"I have been thinking incessantly about composing this opera for 25 years now. The Tiszaeszlár Affair becoming a present day hot political issue finally helped me." -- Iván Fischer
By Classicalite Newsdesk

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Five Quickies: Kiri Te Kanawa in 'Downton Abbey,' Lady Conductors, L.A. Free Music Society, Graphic Scores, Tori Amos Musical

New Hope for Classical Music: New World Symphony's Success with Innovative Concert Formats

Hungarian Conductor Iván Fischer's First Opera, 'The Red Heifer,' Tackles the Tiszaeszlár Affair

French Director Patrice Chéreau, Revered for Wagner's 'Ring,' Dead at 68

Five Quickies: Ballet Star and Son Stabbed, Classical's Hell Week, John Zorn at the Met, Graphic Scores, Stevie Nicks of Thrones

REVIEW: Katie Melua, Maria Friedman Head London’s Tribute to Lyricist Don Black

Carnegie Hall Strike Ends as Stagehands Accept Labor Deal

The True Story Behind Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'Stephen Ward' Musical [PHOTOS]

Lang Lang, Hans Zimmer, Pavarotti Win Big at Classic Brit Awards 2013 [FULL LIST]

Looking at New York City Opera, in the Past Tense

Carnegie Hall Stagehand Strike Forces Cancellation of Opening Night Gala

Five Quickies: Stream Joyce DiDonato at Juilliard, 13 Scariest Pieces, Classical Music Imperiled?, Nazi Gold in Score?, Fake Operatic Orgasms?

New York City Opera Shutting Its Doors After 70 Years

Andrew Lloyd Webber's New Musical, 'Stephen Ward,' Seeks Redemption for Profumo Affair Scapegoat

The Column: Met Opera Protests, Lots of Questions, But One Definite Answer

London’s Jewish Cultural Centre, JW3, Opens Its Doors

Opera Composers Look to Best-Selling Books, Popular Movies for Inspiration

Improv Everywhere’s Pop-Up Concerts Bring Joy, Absurdity to the Streets of New York