Seventy-five years ago, on October 6, 1951, the first transmission from a new-fangled FM transmitter began emanating from the crest of Great Blue Hill in Milton, Massachusetts, hence WGBH. October 6th ...

This past January at the Church of the Covenant, Tianyi Timothy Ren led the Helix Ensemble in its debut with two pieces for ...

Free America! Early Songs of Resistance and Rebellion,” patiently put together by Artistic Director Anne Azéma and the late Music Director emeritus Joel Cohen, “unfolded organically through five “chap ...

Completely packed with a young-trending audience, Symphony Hall erupted into an unbridled lovefest including hoots and screams for piano-soloist Seong-Jin Cho, and long upright cheers for Andris ...

In 1900 all of America was crazy for pianos, and no place did more to fuel the madness than Boston. Any resident with enough ...

Those who braved the raging nor’easter for the first of this year’s Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts concerts were amply rewarded, as the fully collaborative concert by the accomplished 13-year ...

Thanks to support from the family and friends of its late curator, the avuncular yet discerning impresario Scott Nickrenz , Music at the Gardner, has launched, commencing this past Sunday, an annual ...

The manuscripts of 12 of the works on this Sarasa Ensemble’s “Schrank (Cabinet) II, at the Friends Meeting House on Saturday, survived a 1760 war by being locked in a cabinet (designated Schrank II) ...

The Boston Chamber Music Society (BCMS) opened its 44 th season Sunday at Harvard University’s historic Sanders Theater in Cambridge on Sunday. Three small ensembles, comprising five players in total, ...

Boston Lyric Opera is about to revive Rossini’s William Tell, an irresistible French-language rarity (libretto by Victor-Joseph Étienne de Jouy and L. F. Bis, based on Friedrich Schiller’s play ...

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