Formed in 1960 by keyboard player Mike O'Neil, who assumed the role of Nero, the band scored minor hits with rocked-up ...

If you're an iPhone owner who subscribes to a local symphony orchestra or has a favorite Brahms concerto, you'll fall in love with Apple Music Classical instantly. If you’re an iPhone owner smitten ...

The post Hauser on Classic II and Why Classical Music Still Resonates in an Era of “Junk Music”: Podcast appeared first on Consequence. The musician explains the concept of the new album, how it ...

To say Daniel Adam Maltz is “old school” would be an understatement. The 29-year-old pianist from Vienna inhabits the musical world of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. He is considered the ...

Stephen C. Widom Cultural Arts at Emanuel will present, live in concert, The Music of Famous & Forgotten Jewish Composers ...

Fortepianist Daniel Adam Maltz will bring Motzart's piano to Aiken. Vienna-based Maltz will perform on a 1792 Viennese fortepiano at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10. The Viennese fortepiano is the early piano ...

A 16 year old teenage girl playing the violin. She is performing in a black dress. She is looking down at her instrument with a serious expression on her face, concentrating as she plays. Many of the ...

This is not exactly a boom time for American orchestras. The country's mid-20th century musical growth spurt is over, and an enormous amount of breath, and ink, has been devoted to the passing of the ...

It’s easy to see the international ripples created when the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra named Nathalie Stutzmann as its new music director last year. The New York Times was given the exclusive on the ...

What exactly is required for a meaningful musical encounter? A big hall? A formally attired orchestra? A large, cheering audience? Turns out the answer is none of the above. This was a manifestly ...

The establishment of the Vietnam Classical Music Society marks a strategic move to develop a modern, sustainable ecosystem ...

Defining the word pop seems to divide music fans all over. But Bob Dylan uses these icons to prove its legitimacy.