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Video: Beethoven and Brahms Masterworks With Gabriel Martins & Victor Asunción

In two expressive, charismatic works of cello repertoire, ascendant artist Gabriel Martins Brahms’ Cello Sonata No. 2.

Graham Meyer | April 9, 2019

CSO musicians reject latest proposal, strike continues

Associated Press | April 9, 2019

Hungary: ‘Porgy and Bess’ cast asked to be African American

Keegan Morris | April 4, 2019

Pianists, This Is Your Chance to #LearnWithLangLang

LIVE | Lutenist Paul O’Dette

Keegan Morris | May 22, 2020

Grammy-winning lutenist Paul O’Dette shares Elizabethan ballads and Scottish tunes in a video concert livestream.

Cultures in Concert: Four Latin American Composers Who Fused Folk and Classical Music

Angel Saldivar | May 22, 2020

WFMT's 2020 ITW David Speer Academy intern reflects on his personal connection to Latin American classical music.

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How To Land 300-Year-Old Jokes: Tackling Telemann’s Pimpinone

Graham Meyer | March 29, 2019

"With this kind of comedy, there is no fourth wall. We're very aware of the audience; we're not pretending they're not there."

Lang Lang Shares His Wisdom with Music Lovers of All Ages

Michael San Gabino | March 29, 2019

Grammy-nominated pianist Lang Lang is one of the most recognizable classical artists of the century, having performed at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2014 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro – not to mention his cross-genre collaborations with Metallica, Pharrell Williams, and Herbie Hancock. As Lang Lang continues to push the boundaries of the piano and perform at some of ...

Judge dismisses some of Levine’s claims against Met Opera

Associated Press | March 26, 2019

A New York judge on Tuesday dismissed portions of a lawsuit filed by former Metropolitan Opera music director James Levine against the company last year.

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