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ST. BONAVENTURE — Western New York Chamber Orchestra with conductor Glen Cortese and acclaimed fortepiano soloist Daniel Adam Maltz will perform at 3 p.m. Oct. 15 at St. Bonaventure University’s

BURLINGTON – One of the best things about a Southeast Iowa autumn is the return of Burlington Civic Music to Memorial Auditorium.

Tyler White, professor of composition and director of orchestras at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Glenn Korff School of Music, is one of 17 finalists for The American Prize in the

The East Alabama Arts Association announces the 2023-2024 performances series lineup, which will combine local artists and visiting artists on stage. EAAA is also kicking off the statewide tour of "Well Meet Again," which features the life of Henry Stern.

Internationally recognized Bulgarian-Canadian animator and film director Theodore Ushev has declined an award from the Moscow Film Festival to protest Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in an address that was banned by the Kremlin's censors.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has detained a leading member of the Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy, a liberal think tank, on bribery allegations.

Kyiv-born classical pianist Valentina Lisitsa appeared in a Russian propaganda video last year "playing for the people" in occupied Mariupol. Despite seeing her concerts canceled elsewhere, Sofia will host her twice in April.

Off the back of a successful European tour, the duo will travel from Greece for an intimate live show to be held at Melbourne's Hellenic Museum

Off the back of a successful European tour, the duo will travel from Greece for an intimate live show to be held at Melbourne's Hellenic Museum

SOFIA: Nayden Todorov, the famous conductor and director of the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra, is the new Caretaker Minister of Culture in Bulgaria. Ta...