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Jerome Moross first encountered the American West on a cross-country trip in 1936. It was a transformative experience that would influence many of his…

Get yourself free, with music from movies about prison breaks. Indomitable Steve McQueen does hard time on Devil’s Island in “Papillon” (Jerry Goldsmith);…

The mythical bird Seemorgh, from the Persian epic, the “Shanameh,” raises the abandoned newborn Zaal as her own. When Zaal goes out into the world, he is…

New Music USA has launched a new program to support recording labels, ensembles, presenting organizations and others in the new music field, and A Tempo…

Sounds Choral celebrates Father's Day this week with live performances of music by Brahms, Monteverdi and more. Join host Ethan Sperry Sunday (6/20) at 2…

The 30-year romance of William Alwyn and Doreen Carwithen culminated in the couple’s marriage in 1975. Combined, during their heyday in the 1940s and…

“The Gilded Age” was a term coined by Mark Twain to describe the era extending roughly from the end of Reconstruction to the turn of the 20th century.…

The London jazz band wanders and glides with hypnotic thoughtfulness, fueled by Oscar Jerome's conversational guitar solos and soft sweeps of brass.

“Shostakovich and the State” presents commentary by Solomon Volkov, author of Testimony: The Memoirs of Dmitri Shostakovich(1979). The musical focus is…

The Capella Cordina under the direction of Alejandro Planchart was one of the most exceptional and prodigious early music vocal ensembles of the 1970's.…