Bach Chorale News Today

From an evening with cellist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Kathryn Stott to a spate of concerts from the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the season is brimming with an impressive variety of classical events. Arts critic Lloyd Schwartz rounds up the performances he's looking forward to.

On Feb. 2, First Friday @ First Presbyterian will present soprano and violinist Fran Moore in a program called “Love and Hearts.” The recital is from 12:05 to 12:35 p.m. at the church at South 4th and Ash Streets, and it is free and open to the public. It will be performed both in person […]

NEW YORK - With or without his violin,

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is pleased to announce that Dr. Scott Brickman’s composition recently received its first live performance in the U.S. since COVID began.

When COVID-19 swept across the globe and forced closures of public spaces and lockdowns in most major countries, it disrupted almost every industry and cultural community. The classical chamber music world was no exception.    “I think everyone was trying to figure out what to do,” said Gloria Chien

Noted San Francisco Bay Area musician BOYD JARRELL died suddenly on October 6, apparently of a heart attack. He died doing what he most loved, getting ready for a rehearsal

Zur Kirchenmusik gehört für Tine Wiechmann auch Popmusik. Sie ist die erste Hochschul-Professorin für „Populäre Kirchenmusik“ und sieht sich als Brückenbauerin.