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I'm going to tell a story about blind listening, because it illustrates what I consider the most important issue in today's audiophile environment. I'm going to skip the names of the participants because you probably know them. And I'm not going to name the components, because their role in this story is merely as symbols of their type. Here is what I'll reveal: We were playing LPs through an expertly curated, six-figure–priced sound system in a largish room that suited...

Jay Nordlinger on the Miró Quartet, American Ballet Theatre’s Romeo and Juliet & Teatro Nuovo’s Poliuto.

Don't miss American composer-pianist Thomas Nickell's solo piano recital at Tenri Cultural Institute on September 17, 2023. Enjoy an evening of music featuring works by Chopin, Satie, Poulenc, and compositions by Nickell himself.

Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival closed its 31st season at Randolph’s Chandler Center for the Arts with a concert that underscores the fact that this has become one of the

Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival closed its 31st season at Randolph’s Chandler Center for the Arts with a concert that underscores the fact that this has become one of the

Alfred Brendel KBE is the resident maestro at this year's edition of the Etna festival of culture and wine, Feudo Art Residency.

Two weekends of concerts begin Saturday

At the end of a long national tour, the Australian String Quartet arrived home in relaxed fashion and served up a most remarkable performance of Haydn. But it was not in their usual venue.

St. Helena Star editor Jesse Duarte on attending a Music in the Vineyards concert at Beringer.

When violinist Jeanne Marquez, 19, performs at the Manila Pianos on August 17 with pianist Gabriel James Frias, her family for sure would be supporting her quietly. After all, she belongs to a houseful of musicians.