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In 2001, when he was 53 years old, Gerald McDonald was a Vietnam vet plagued by Hepatitis C and awaiting a liver transplant. He eked by on disability payments, entertaining

A chamber music piece that critiques Apartheid-era oppression, a poem exploring self-censorship within the LGBTQ community, and a paper etching made from shredded anti-transgender legislation are among student works awarded in the 2024 Sadat Arts for

Did you know that every decade, places all over the world celebrate the music of Czechia for an entire year? This tradition started exactly 100 years ago for the 100th birthday of Bedřich Smetana, and since then performances from New York to Tokyo have commemorated the year-long event. No place celebrates it more than the…

It is widely considered one of the world’s greatest orchestras. Yet the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (RCO) plays only occasionally in the U.S.

A curious L.A. Opera double bill pairs Viennese composer Alexander Zemlinsky's 'The Dwarf' with the Black American composer William Grant Still's 'Highway 1, USA.'

Cobus du Toit, an internationally recognized South African flutist, took center stage at Sebring-Lewis Hall to perform in a flute recital with accompanist Doreen Lee as part of their six-day musical tour across Iowa. The recital — which included pieces ranging from Bach to contemporary South African compositions — followed a flute masterclass hosted by...

The Globe and Mail spoke to Burashko about creating the Art of Time Ensemble, and the last iteration of their annual Christmas-with-a-twist presentation at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre

From Old Spice to X Factor, one section of Carmina Burana is known to many of us. Here's our guide to this great, unusual work, and some best recordings

Orava Quartet's dazzling second album has been worth the wait.

The Ars channel, one of the three national radio channels of RTV Slovenija, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year.