The Hungarian pianist András Schiff has had a significant role in the Walt Disney Concert Hall decade. During the hall’s first season he brought refined insight to Bach’s “Goldberg” Variations. In ...

Bach and Beethoven frame the 18th-century classical period. The balance and form of Bach's musical architecture epitomized classicism up until his death in 1750. A half century or so later, Beethoven ...

Food and drink trends affect us all, often crossing cultural, temporal, and geographic divides. Consider, for example, classical music composers Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 to 1750) and Ludwig van ...

Because composers today aren't falling over one another to write music for the lute, lutenists occasionally engage in creative borrowing — adapting music meant for other instruments. Here, one of ...

It's not a birthday gift most of us would offer ourselves. But then, most of us are not the great Hungarian-born pianist Andras Schiff. A master of Bach and Beethoven, among other composers, Schiff ...

More info: Biss is in the final year of a three-summer residency performing Beethoven’s complete piano sonatas at the Aspen Music Festival. Three virtuosic musicians are taking deep dives into single ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. This is the third volume of the Danish String Quartet's ongoing Prism series, ...

“And then I just thought, why not put the two together?” This casual account of decision making, an explanation without an explanation, was offered by pianist András Schiff during a recent ...

John Malkovich is returning to the stage this spring - but not in the role audiences might expect. The Emmy–winning actor plans to join the San Francisco Symphony on March 6 for "The Music Critic," a ...

The 92nd Street Y, one of New York's leading cultural venues, presents Rafal Blechacz, piano, plays Chopin, Bach, Beethoven, and more as part of its Spring Classical Concert Season on March 29, 2022 ...

A trumpet fanfare began the evening at the 80 t h Bach Festival on Saturday night, and why not? Certainly, 80 years is well worth celebrating. Saturday’s program, simply titled “Brahms and Beethoven,” ...