Lincoln Center Fest #2: Terry Riley Talks In C
Robert Moog, Pauline Oliveros, Jaron Lanier in first all-electronic version of minimalist masterpiece.
Lincoln Center Fest #1: Writing To Vermeer Opens Festival
Other opening shows featured dance, theater, classical music.
Sonicnet's Guide To Lincoln Center Festival 2000
Highlights include works by Monk and Messiaen and the U.S. premiere of an opera by Louis Andriessen.
American Composer Alan Hovhaness Dies At 89
Inspired by nature, he wrote thousands of works and melded Eastern, Western musical styles.
American Mavericks #9: John Adams Conducts Own Works
Versatile composer leads New World Symphony in Shaker Loops and Grand Pianola Music.
Review: Bryn Terfel Returns Triumphantly In Stravinsky's Rake
Baritone's back problems appear to be behind him.
Plácido Domingo Celebrates 30 Years With San Francisco Opera
At a black-tie gala, the legend reminds his audience why he is considered one of the world’s greatest tenors.
Berkeley Festival: Where Horses Meet Handel
Centerpiece of this year's event is reconstruction of 1612 equestrian ballet.
Review: Jake Heggie's Songs Explored In Concert
Performance includes sneak preview of opera Dead Man Walking.
Heggie's 'Dead Man Walking' Opera To Get Sneak Preview
San Francisco concert to feature performances by mezzo Frederica von Stade.
Flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal Remembered As Gracious, Kind
Itzhak Perlman, Ravi Shankar, James Galway offer recollections of his musical, personal gifts.
Renowned Flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal Dies At 78
Artist is fondly remembered for his skill and spirit.
Organist Paul Jacobs Readies Marathon Bach Series
More than 200 pieces to be performed in 14 consecutive days.
Bocelli, Church Among Winners At Classical BRIT Awards
Inaugural event hopes to broaden audience for classical music.
Stradivari Violin Fetches $1.3 Million At Auction
Instrument was crafted at start of Stradivari's golden period.
First Classical BRIT Awards To Be Handed Out
Awards reflect rise of classical sales in UK.
MP3.com, Sony, Universal Launching Online Subscription Services
Announcement follows copyright infringement ruling against MP3.com.
Mystical To Meet Musical In John Tavener Concert
Performers to include Sir Paul McCartney, Tallis Scholars.
Messiaen, Moog, Monk Mingle In Lincoln Center Festival 2000 Lineup
Event to feature opera, avant-garde, classical, electronic music as well as dance, theater, video, film.
Paris Opera To Premiere Piece Inspired By Kafka Novel
Full-length show based on author's 'The Trial' to highlight 2000-01 schedule, announced last week.
Krzysztof Penderecki Discusses New Violin Sonata
Work is one of the longest violin sonatas written by a major composer in the past century.
Weill's Die Bürgschaft Premieres On New CD
Noted Weill champion Julius Rudel conducts.
State Of The Art: New Ways Of Performing, Listening Emerge
Conductors say boundaries of classical music are being tested.
Bryn Terfel Cancels Sweeney Todd Performances
Baritone bows out as barber because of back injury.