New Releases Feb 10: Revisiting
Albums that renew music of the past, from the practice of compline to one of the oldest operas by a Black American composer.
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Acclaimed Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa dies at age 88
The Japanese conductor amazed audiences with the lithe physicality of his performances during three decades at the helm of the BSO. He served as the first music director of Ravinia from 1964 to 1968.
Chicago Music and Arts Events for Lunar New Year
In Chicago, festivities abound in the weeks surrounding the dawning Year of the Dragon.
Vote for Stravinsky’s Top 10 Works
We want to hear your take! Help us create a definitive ranking of the iconoclastic 20th-century composer’s greatest music.
Remembering Don Tait
“He was completely serious about the music, but also effervescently joyful. He loved this artform.”
Follow Live: Grammy 2024 Winners
Follow live on Sunday, February 4, as music's biggest awards are given out!
11 Studs Terkel Conversations for Black History Month
Just a few of the Black voices from the Studs Terkel Radio Archive.
CSO Cellist David Sanders to retire after nearly 50 years
Sanders was the last active member of the legendary Frank Miller-helmed CSO cello section.
Marin Alsop-led Taki Alsop Conducting Fellowship Names Winners
The recipient joins a respected roster of fellowship winners, including Karina Canellakis, Mei-Ann Chen, Jeri Lynne Johnson, and Valentina Peleggi.
Musical Events for Black History Month
Honor Black artistry with an entire month of exciting musical events — operas, chamber concerts, jazz orchestras, broadcasts, and more!
LA Opera scraps world premiere of Bates ‘Kavalier and Clay’
“It was a very ambitious and therefore expensive project, and unfortunately in the current conditions, it wasn’t something that we can manage,” LA Opera CEO Christopher Koelsch said.
