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In 1903, a group of Dubuque musicians organized to form an ensemble that could present some of the great orchestral works to a community on the cusp of change.

Projected above the orchestra on a big screen, the results were all over the map of contemporary visual arts and design aesthetics. Somber atmospheric paintings, moody photos, conceptual gags, and splashy, expressionistic effusions of color.

The orchestra's performance of 'Paintings at an Exhibition' will be accompanied by projections of work made in a collaboration with Maine College of Art & Design.

Ravel’s vivid orchestration of Mussorgsky’s gallery has long eclipsed the piano original in popularity. Mark Pullinger ranges across 10 decades in his search for the finest recording

Pushing a kid to listen to classical music (or to eat their vegetables) "because it’s good for you" will get you nowhere fast. Here are some enticing entry points.

Jeremy Pound introduces the influential group of 19th-century Russian composers also known as The Five.

We round up the best works of piano music. For hundreds more guides visit www.classical-music.com/

Stay up to date with the best of dance, opera, concert music, and more in NYC.

An Elvis tribute artist performs Saturday night at the Canton Palace Theatre. St. Thomas Aquinas presents "Its a Wonderful Life - A Live Radio Play."

Appearance will coincide with Massillons holiday kickoff Nov. 19.