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Stutzmann, the only female music director among the largest 25 American orchestras, takes the podium with a strong sense of self.

In reviving local and popular musical traditions, the composer found haunting new expressions of Englishness

The National Symphony Orchestra makes a long-awaited and welcome return to Galway on Thursday next October 6 in Leisureland at 8.00pm.

He has long been the nation’s favourite composer, but there’s more to him than The Lark. As he turns 150, it’s time to listen afresh to this radical traditionalist

Lakeshore Community Job Fair will be Oct. 20 at Blue Harbor Resort. Plus, more news in your weekly dose.

The enigmatic masterwork of Tchaikovsky’s final days remains open to a wide range of interpretations. Andrew Farach‑Colton hears how it has been approached on recordings dating back almost a century

With the concluding notes of Bravo! Vail’s 35th Music Festival still echoing, I am reflecting on the exceptional artists, inspirational moments, and beautiful music created at the Festival this summer. Bravo! Vail is consistently cited...

The New York Philharmonic has opened its return to the Vail Valley with a focus on the works of Gustav Mahler, an Austrian composer from the late 19th and early 20th century known for channeling...

The festival defends decision not to cancel Teodor Currentzis’s appearance despite links to ‘Putin’s private bank’

Multifaceted MacMillan Viola Concerto, while less is more in Bruckner. Classical music review by Gavin Dixon