Interestingly, my two favorite concerts, thus far in the 2024-2025 Jacobs Master Works Series at the San Diego Symphony, have been dominated by pieces from the classical period of music. Obviously, ...

This is the second installment of the "50 Pieces You Should Listen to First" series, which I started as an homage to Hidekazu ...

Discover the fascinating origins and evolution of classical music, from ancient beginnings to legendary composers like ...

Connections abound in the world of music. Some were made the hard way, like the 250-mile hike the young Johann Sebastian Bach undertook to get to meet the doyen of the day, Dietrich Buxtehude. Others ...

In this episode of “In Concert With CMS,” enjoy piano-led works by Beethoven and Mozart. We open our program with Beethoven’s “Piano Trio, Op. 11,” an early three-movement work highlighted by lyrical ...

Classical music fans are used to hearing the keyboard music of Mozart and Beethoven performed on massive, seven-octave concert pianos, which were first introduced in the middle of the 19th century.

The Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra's 43rd Season, "Story Lines: A Soundtrack to the Past & Present," is taking audiences ...

Coinciding nicely with the new century — it was conceived in 1800 — the Piano Concerto No. 3 of Beethoven, which was given a lively reading at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday evening as part of the ...

When we play one of Mozart’s or Beethoven’s compositions, or when we hear one, we probably aren’t hearing what they heard or what they thought in their heads as they composed. Their pianos were quite ...

Ticket seller: Here are your tickets, enjoy the show. Usher: Your tickets, please. Follow me. Jeff Spurgeon: In New York City, there are lots of ways to get to Carnegie Hall, a subway, a taxi, a walk ...