Michael Kaiser To Head Kennedy Center
New Kennedy Center president expected to take office Feb. 1.
Opera At Spoleto Festival: Many Styles And Vintages
Production of Verdi's Aida performed with marionettes.
Goebbels' Surrogate Cities Gets U.S. Debut At Spoleto
Work includes sampled sounds and music that's all over the map.
Spoleto USA Festival Opens With Flag-Waving Ceremony
Ticket sales running at $30,000 per day despite tourism boycott.
Review: Three Tenors Bring U.S. Tour To D.C.
Finale included trio's signature take on 'O Sole Mio.'
Overtones: 'Early Music' Getting Later And Later
For a long time, 'early music' meant works composed prior to 1750.
Overtones: 'Early Music' Getting Later And Later
For long time, "early music" meant works composed prior to 1750.
Violinist Tetzlaff To Play Bach Solo Works In New York
Performance of Sonatas and Partitas for Unaccompanied Violin takes place Saturday at Alice Tully Hall.
Overtones: Welcome To The World Of Classical Music And Mayhem
Gesualdo's story to be told in Bernardo Bertolucci film 'Heaven and Hell.'
Ravi Shankar Feted On His 80th Birthday
Sitarist to be honored at May 1 concert in Los Angeles.
Overtones: Opera On Radio Vs. Video
In 'The Ride of the Valkyries,' the horses are very much there in the music.
Richard Troeger, John van Buskirk Trace Piano's History
CDs part of Lyrichord label's Early Music Series.
Latin American Baroque Among Label's Musical Offerings
Leading early-music label issues continent-spanning list of new CDs.
'Getting Opera' Offers Help To 'Cultured But Confused'
New book gives informal, unconventional introduction to new aficionados.
Mustonen, Adamo Chart State Of Classical Music
Innovations come and go, but essential values go on and on, say two prominent contemporary musicians.
'Britten The Performer' Series Highlights Composer's Other Talents
New CDs feature famed composer as accompanist and conductor.
Czech Festival, Hollywood Bowl Season On The Way
Aspen Festival is marking 51st season with opening of new facility.