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Gustavo Dudamel is one of the world's most celebrated classical musicians, as well as conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

BBC 100 Women is celebrating talented women from history whose work has been overshadowed by their male relatives.

Felicity James appointed to associate concertmaster position Erich Rieppel appointed to principal timpani position

EXCLUSIF - Alors que l'on fête ses 90 ans, le chef-d'œuvre de Ravel, tombé dans le domaine public le 1er mai 2016, fait…

The violist will be remembered as a founder member of the Arditti Quartet, with whom he played for 16 years

Professor Francesca Carpos-Young, an internationally renowned bassoonist, was dismissed from her post last year after she…

There is only one concert grand piano in Gaza and it has been played in a rare public performance after being restored.

New Zealand soprano Madeleine Pierard is part of an organisation helping to change the opera scene for women and parents.

A Nebraska woman has been sentenced to five years of probation for stealing more than $18,000 from the Nebraska Wind Symphony.

Cellist Amit Peled was at Warsaw Chopin airport at 4.30am yesterday, when all his cello strings were confiscated by the…

Among the inhabitants are crofters with cattle and sheep, a violin maker, a Russian translator, volunteers and a part-time postal…

For Indian classical musician Shubhendra Rao, sitar was his prized possession which he used to “take care like a child”.

Opera singer Đào Tố Loan, who started her career from zero, now teaches at the Việt Nam Academy of Music (VNAM).

A total of 28 singers competed Saturday. Judges usually send three or four winners on to the next round.

Now you can sit back into a chair pose instead of an actual chair while listening to live classical music at Orchestra Hall.

Playing in the RTÉCO is no easy task, not least as rumours swirl about its future

The chairperson of the search committee tasked with finding the Grand Rapids Symphony's next president and CEO didn't have to…

Project 440 was born in Conyers' hometown of Savannah, Ga., in 2007,

But when singers prove skilled in movement, the physical side of opera becomes related to choreography:

Blanche Burton-Lyles, 85, of Philadelphia, a world-class concert pianist whose career was nurtured by the singer Marian Anderson…

"When you go out to play the bassoon, no-one is going to be punching you in the face."