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Steven Libman says the Jacksonville Symphony has spent years planning the upcoming season.

Art festivals, outdoor cinema and free crazy golf to see out August in style.

As the Boston Symphony Orchestra embarks on its first European tour since 2018, the Boston Pops closes out the final Tanglewood weekend with "Harry Potter and The Sorcerers Stone" and

★★★★★Where do we go from here? The question posed by this year’s Edinburgh International Festival — it is the existential tagline of Nicola Benedetti’s inaugura

‘Audience Choice’ was the promise at the Budapest Festival Orchestra’s Sunday matinee Prom, and come on – who could resist the chance to treat one of the world’s great orchestras like a colossal jukebox? Actually, this wasn’t the latest wheeze of some clueless BBC head of music: it’s a favourite party trick of the BFO

CSO 2024 delves into the human connection with the surrounding world while platforming a major Mahler work and five world premieres.

The musically knowledgeable Governor-General of Australia, David Hurley, was on hand on Wednesday, to launch the 2024 season of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra in fine style at the ANU School of Music.

Marsalis enters The Jungle to claim Gershwin and Bernstein’s crown.

The first two Proms of the Hungarians’ mini residency found orchestra, conductor and soloist Andras Schiff moving and thinking as one. The Audience Choice programme might have been eccentric but it was hugely entertaining<strong><br></strong>

A combination of bad timing, unfortunate circumstance and his own bloody-mindedness condemned Magnard’s music to obscurity. It was, says Roger Nichols, an unjust fate