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Maria João Pires Pauses all Public Performances

The internationally-acclaimed Portuguese pianist released a statement explaining her decision.

Classical Music’s Greatest Marathons: The Longest Works Ever Composed

Marathons, not sprints...

New Releases Feb. 25: Mysticism, Unusual Early Sounds, and Joy

This week's releases run the gamut of human experiences, with an emphasis on mysticism and spirituality, joy, and summer.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas says brain tumor has returned

Thomas is conducting the New World Symphony in late March and April, then the San Francisco Symphony on April 26 in a belated 80th birthday celebration.

Met ’25-’26 Season: Bates, Frank, Saariaho, & 3 New Productions

Plus beloved titles from Puccini, Mozart, Verdi, and more.
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