Co-commissioned by the Sejong Soloists, Avner Dorman's new piece offers a musical perspective on a world after October 7.

Some years in the making and previously presented in different creative formations at Roulette and the 14th Street Y, State of the...

Ahead of the release of her latest album, Speak, Memory , a compilation of works for solo violin by Lera Auerbach, Danish violinist...

Music of Survival, a New York City Opera presentation at Carnegie Hall on February 24, features virtuoso cellist Kristina Reiko-Cooper...

If Orpheus’ powerful sound is defined by the palpable musical relationship between each of its orchestral members, one can only imagine how

Multi-Grammy Award-nominated violinist Philippe Quint returns to the delightful Aspect Chamber Music Series with the multi-media show

Aaron Dworkin's vivid descriptions provide emotionally resonant narratives that foster a strong sense of connection while giving a testament

"Antisemitism has impacted my life so much and on so many levels," says Faliks, fighting back tears in her voice...

Should Turkish Concert Pianist/Composer Fazil Say's Concerts Have Been Canceled? Could We Have A Civil Conversation? Dear Fazil Say, We...

At this time of year, New York's concert halls and churches host dozens of performances of Handel's wonderful 1741 oratorio--its text,...

Eine zeitgemäße Enthüllung die jüdische Vergangenheit und Gegenwart relativiert Foto: Ilona Oltuski - Lera Auerbach enthüllt zum ersten...

Lera Auerbach is a virtuoso pianist, award-winning poet, writer, composer, conductor, and visual artist. As a teenager, the Soviet-born...

October 23 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ned Rorem in Richmond, Indiana, with what he termed his "upper-middle-class,...

Exhibition of Lera Auerbach’s Bronze Sculptures at the AMARE Den Haag In the upcoming AMARE exhibition, Lera Auerbach's diverse bronze...

Hans Moser plays an anti-Semitic national assemblyman in the audacious 1924 silent film "The City Without Jews," a restored print from...

Photo Credit: Olympia Orlova Der dritte Preisträger Konstantin Emelyanov wurde als "Juwel des 16. Internationalen...

Lauded as the “gem of the 16th International Tchaikovsky Competition in 2019,” third-prize laureate Konstantin Emelyanov received the...

Publiziert bei Classical Post - July 21st, 2023 - Photo Credit: W.Grzedzinski@NIMIT In diesem Sommer öffnete der Internationale...

Published on Classical Post - July 21st, 2023 - Photo Credit: W.Grzedzinski@NIMIT This summer, in its third installment since its launch...

After its long buildup of abandoned planning and difficult construction phase, the Perelman Performing Arts Center, or PAC NYC, is set to...

The Museen im Grassi in Leipzig, Germany, will host an exhibit titled "Emmy Rubensohn! Networker and Music Patron – from Leipzig to New...

By Ilona Oltuski On June 1st, New York's iconic downtown club (Le)Poisson Rouge hosted a fascinating program with the Polish chamber...

Lera Auerbach’s Symphony No. 6, Vessels of Light, resonates with a spiritual message of remembrance and healing amidst the destruction...

On April 19th, Lera Auerbach’s Symphony No. 6, Vessels of Light, the composer’s monumental work for violoncello, choir, and orchestra,...

"This concert presents a fascinating program that examines many facets of both composers' perspectives and personalities. It is not often...

Insiders might know about the salon-style seated Late Night Rose chamber music offerings. However, within NYC’s mainstream classical...

In her latest leadership role as the newly elected president of the BDKV – Germany’s Association of the Concert and Event Industry –...

Building on the abundance of fine dining opportunities available in New York City and San Francisco, the bi-coastal Tertulia concert...

During the height of the Pandemic, American conductor Garrett Keast formed the Berlin Academy for American Music, a new chamber orchestra...

Accelerated by the pandemic's surge of online streamed and recorded music making and to provide access to high-level music training...

Surprise and familiarity were only two opposing criteria that kept the 92Ys dimly lit stage filled with an abundance of tonal drama and...

Fascinated with the concept of mastery - which at times meets the celebratory status of fame and success – we tend to indulge our thirst...

Presented by the reliably unpredictable Death of Classical , Brooklyn's National Sawdust re-opened its doors after 18 pandemic months...

With its latest acquisition of the renowned classical music streaming platform Primephonic, Apple Music will enhance the classical music...

Light of Shore is a snapshot of Anselm McDonnell’s recent music for solo instruments, including suites for piano, guitar, and cello with...

Beyond heightened sensitivity to prejudice and recognizing the plight of the other, members of the African American and American Jewish...

While our collective awareness of bias and injustice towards Black people has recurrently ebbed and flowed throughout American history,...

An accomplished young concert pianist, Chinese-born and -raised Rixiang Huang, has spent many years at some of the most prestigious...

Two Downtown Brooklyn cultural staples —Actors Fund and Brooklyn Ballet — make a cautious return to live performance with window...

With a nod to challenging times, concerned industry leaders and scarce budgets, pianist Jeffrey Biegel offers exciting and scalable, new...

Conveying much of the sentiment of our current contemplative state of mind, Sean Hickey’s recent composition responds with sweeping...

The devastating times for the performing arts world during the pandemic have brought about many creative projects that make use of varied...

Ever since her debut as an 11-year-old violin prodigy, when she was invited by Zubin Mehta to perform at the New York Philharmonic’s 1982...

In his latest musical journey devoted to Bach’s Goldberg Variations, Lang Lang, beloved by audiences for his over-the-top bravura talent...

The piano matters in Cleveland. With its winners’ concerts anchored to its historic Severance Hall—Cleveland’s edifice headquarters of the r

“Ultimately, every great performance is narrative, letting the audience partake in the experience the performer creates on stage,”

published on Classical Post Ilona Oltuski July 31, 2020 LEEDS COMPETITION WINNER ERIC LU REPLACED PIANIST/COMPOSER MICHAEL BROWN AT 92Y’S...

He prefers to be simply called “Jackie,” and from the beginning of a Zoom interview with the Canadian pianist, once can sense...

Mark is personally served well in that he always had a fatalistic conviction to his life as a musician: “I did not have a choice,” he says,

With the participation of young “performers,” from the center’s own Special Music School, and Carnegie Hall’s educational outreach...