It’s not all Beethoven and Bach, Debussy and Dvorak, Sibelius and Stravinsky. Some area classical and choral companies are working to shake up the traditional repertoire, either by presenting ...

SONOMENTO, MacPhail’s award-winning adult chamber choir of 40 voices is dedicated to performing the finest classical choral music, achieving high artistic standards and creating lasting musical ...

In 2002, when Steve Burk became organist and choirmaster at Grace Episcopal Cathedral, one of his first orders of business was to start a youth choir that specialized in sacred music from the Baroque ...

"Every time I start a new piece, I feel like I have no idea what I'm doing: This is the most difficult thing in the world. I don't know how to do this. Then I just start small and work my way into the ...

The Clarion Choir and its Artistic Director Steven Fox make their PENTATONE debut with a recording of Sergei Rachmaninoff's choral masterpiece, the All-Night Vigil, demonstrating their exceptional ...

Three concerts by local choral groups will make this coming weekend something to sing about. On Friday at 7:30 p.m., the Westminster Community Chorus will present "Joy Around the World" at Westminster ...

Discover the fascinating origins and evolution of classical music, from ancient beginnings to legendary composers like Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, and Chopin. Dive deep into six key periods of music ...

A trio of classical-music highlights selected by Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm. ? BEETHOVEN’S COMPLETE SONATAS: Since the age of 16, when he won first prize at the China Shanghai ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The very existence of this Fall preview section should bring joy to any classical music lover’s heart. After months of occasional, scattered events, many of them outdoors, there now ...

Sacramento’s women’s choral ensemble VOX Musica put their slogan, “music worth sharing,” to work with a series of school assemblies and workshops. VOX Musica founder and director Daniel Paulson said ...

Little by little, year after year, from one season to the next, there have been some subtle yet certain shifts in programming among local classical music organizations — in both good and not-so-good ...