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The composer's new album is a feast for the ears that is companionable, symphonically expansive, danceable and (as its title suggests) ripe with melodies.

Gabriel Crouch, director of choral activities at Princeton University, is the host for Sounds Choral this week - join him as he explores a decade in the…

The actor best known as Dr. Frasier Crane discusses his first opera performance, as Dr. Pangloss in Leonard Bernstein's Candide at the Los Angeles Opera.

Is it really “emigration” when you don’t go anywhere? We’ll hear music by flagrantly anti-fascist composers who remained in Germany during the Nazi…

The president goes full steam ahead on tariffs. We’ll take a look at whether trade wars are as good and winnable as he says.

The Oscar night speeches, zingers, and calls to action are done. Now what?

The Zarzuela - the beloved Spanish tradition that combines both popular and operatic music with choruses, dancing and dialogue - dates back in in one form…

Thursday's (3/8) Noon Concert features bassist Xavier Foley and pianist Kelly Lin in music by Sperger, Faure and Foley himself.

Though steeped in the comparatively conservative milieu of the English musical renaissance at the turn of last century, John Foulds possessed a physical,…