American composer Aaron Jay Kernis, born in 1960, has favored a more populist modernism. “Musica celestis,” the second ...
After a three-month absence, the Sedona Symphony returned to the Sedona Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Feb. 2, with its ...
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra’s just announced 2025-26 season showcases three world premieres, Beethoven and Mozart festivals, the return of holiday favorites and appearances by award-winning ...
At the end of an exhausting week in which Holocaust Memorial Day struck a more urgent note than ever as fascism started ...
It’s got a lot of lovely and interesting music on it,” says Lou Kosma. “It has some of the old chestnuts. It has a Vermont ...
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Brooding, dreamy and full of sorrow – why Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No 5 still moves us todayWhat is technical perfection if you don't have anything meaningful to say? It was something Pyotr Tchaikovsky mused about in 1888 when setting to work on what would become his famed Symphony No 5.
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