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There’s a celebratory quality to the classical music offerings this fall, in no small part out of gratitude that live performances can go on at all. The home team has seldom looked so good, and many of the visitors, too, are easy on the eye and ear.

William Bolcom’s recent work, written for the pianist Igor Levit, is streaming after its premiere earlier this year.

With surprising concerts performed at the highest level, the Ouverture Spirituelle is part of the Salzburg Festival but outshines it.

The exhibition, curated this year by Ruangrupa, has brought together more than 1,500 artists working in collectives from around the world.

Ingrid Fliter's serene and expressive piano sonatas were a joy – less so Laura Bowler's exasperating new air travel-themed commission

Poland's foreign ministry has intervened after Ukraine's ambassador to Germany denied that Ukrainian national leader Stepan Bandera was responsible for the mass murder of ethnic Poles and Jews, and also sought to justify his collaboration with...

Chopin the modernist, Rzewski the electric in totally satisfying recital. Classical music review by David Nice

The La Jolla Music Society isn’t having a landmark anniversary with its 2022-23 season, but its 54th year still offers much to get excited about, says Leah Rosenthal, the nonprofit’s artistic director.

The lineup includes Yo-Yo Ma, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, Paquito D'Rivera, Joyce DiDonato, Jess Gillam, Complexions

Tenor Simon Bode and pianist Igor Levit offered plenty of contrasts in this recital – not all successful, but always intriguing