Classical Music
Khachatryan's Return to Brussels with $16 Million Stradivari Signals Classical Music Patronage Revival
Armenian violinist Sergey Khachatryan returns to Brussels with the legendary 1724 'Kiesewetter' Stradivari, highlighting a growing movement of private patronage ensuring rare instruments remain on stage rather than in vaults.
Mainly Mozart Expands Wine Pairing Series with Top U.S. Concertmasters for 2025/2026 Season
Mainly Mozart is expanding its innovative Wine Pairing Series featuring four prominent American concertmasters, reflecting growing audience demand for immersive cultural experiences that combine classical music with curated wine tastings.
Palm Beach Symphony Launches 2025-2026 Season Celebrating American Music
The Palm Beach Symphony's upcoming Masterworks Series features a celebration of American music timed with the nation's 250th birthday, showcasing Grammy-nominated artists and innovative programming that bridges classical and jazz traditions.
Shuying Li's Landmark Wind Ensemble Album Charts Journey from Grief to Creative Triumph
Composer Shuying Li's new album with RMN Classical represents a decade-long artistic evolution, transforming personal tragedy into powerful musical statements performed by prestigious American ensembles.
Shanghai Conservatory Expands Global Reach with Multilingual Piano Publication and European Tour
The Shanghai Conservatory of Music Press successfully promoted Chinese piano music across Europe through multilingual publications and cultural performances, enhancing international cultural exchange and recognition of Chinese musical heritage.
Renowned Pianist Siying He to Lead St. Thomas More's 2025 Community Advent Concert
St. Thomas More Catholic Church announces pianist Siying He as featured artist and musical director for its 2025 Community Advent Concert, highlighting the church's commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement through classical music.
Marvin Hamlisch International Music Awards to Celebrate Global Talent in 2025
The Marvin Hamlisch International Music Awards will honor youth and emerging composers worldwide, highlighting the enduring legacy of Marvin Hamlisch and fostering new talent in the music industry.
Mainly Mozart Welcomes Joel Anderson as Inaugural Artist-in-Residence
Fallbrook-based artist Joel Anderson, a celebrated figure in the autism advocacy community, has been named the first Artist-in-Residence by Mainly Mozart, marking a significant step towards integrating visual arts with classical music festivals.
World-Renowned Harp Educator Susann McDonald Dies at 90
Susann McDonald, a pioneering harpist, educator, and founder of the USA International Harp Competition, passed away, leaving behind a transformative legacy in classical music and harp performance worldwide.
Mainly Mozart Taps Anton Nel as Artistic Partner for 2025-2026 Seasons
Internationally acclaimed pianist Anton Nel will join Mainly Mozart as its Artistic Partner, bringing decades of musical expertise and a longstanding relationship with the organization to performances at Baker-Baum Concert Hall in The Conrad.
Greek Baritone Konstantinos Stafylides Triumphs in International Voice Competition
Konstantinos Stafylides, a 21-year-old Greek baritone, won the prestigious International Voice Competition Boris Martinovich, securing top honors in the Uni/Pre-professional division and earning significant career opportunities.
Mainly Mozart All-Star Orchestra Unveils Star-Studded 2025 Festival Lineup
The Mainly Mozart All-Star Orchestra Festival will bring together 28 top orchestras' concertmasters and principal musicians for six unique performances in San Diego this June, showcasing world-class classical music talent.