Janos Gereben

The orchestra is performing two bon voyage concerts before heading off on an 18-day tour around Europe.

Symphony watchers will have reason to cheer over the next few weeks as favorite players rejoin the orchestra.

Meet the folks who make sure that the singers can go on, and attend to audience members as well.

100 years ago the Panama-Pacific Exposition brought world dance to America, a legacy explored in this year’s edition of the Ethnic Dance Festival.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg goes from opera fan to opera subject.

Michael Tilson Thomas leads the New World Symphony in an adventurous program at Carnegie Hall and announces website dedicated to the music of John Cage.

The group's final concert of the season will raise funds for Save the Children, a relief group that has been operating in the region since 1976.

The show must go on, even in war-torn Donetsk, Redwood Symphony to perform Ravel, and American Bach Choir gets a documentary.

The devil may steal the show in West Bay Opera’s upcoming production, but he’s going to have some competition.

The choral group Volti gets theatrical with Mark Winges' Pandora's Gift.