Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by British fans gathered to enjoy an overnight program of alternative classical music — a loose, soothing genre that many have discovered during the ...

Death of Classical's crypt concerts breathe new life into classical repertoire—by placing it, incongruently, among the dead.

When dark clouds gather and the first drops kiss the earth, nature begins its grand symphony. The wind whistles, thunder ...

These are difficult times for classical music lovers. The next couple of months, I mean. The short days and long nights of winter make for especially inhospitable conditions for concertgoers of a ...

LA Metro received criticism for blaring classical music at stations with unhoused people. A composer whose music was used at the station made the agency stop playing his song last week. The move ...

Hearing Beethoven changed the Orchestra Noir’s founder and music director’s life. Not many dudes these days think Ludwig van Beethoven’s their dude. But, then again, there’s only one dude named Jason ...

A nine-foot Steinway grand piano isn’t probably what most think of when it comes to a weather-hardy musical instrument, but Hunter Noack’s piano has played in negative 2 and in 100-degree temperatures ...