- Minnesota Orchestra and Roomful of Teeth quietly win prizes at the show.
- Best Orchestral Performance nominees include long-suffering orchestra, beloved conductor
- A handful of gems from an artist who recorded hundreds of stellar performances.
- Remembering a maestro who brought decades of great performances, recordings and inspiration to classical music.
- Photos and video from an evening of insights and performances featuring three top classical players at different stages in their careers.
- The Baroque composer's fingerprints are all over this weekend’s concert. An audio primer on the music of “Couperin le Grand.”
- Boulder's beloved string quartet heads to New York for a national broadcast.
- The orchestra honors the late civil rights leader with a program that includes a lively piece by a living composer.
- The virtuoso violinist talks about bringing a favorite piece to Boulder.
- One of the biggest names in classical music is on tour and playing in Colorado. Here are highlights from an amazing five-decade career.
- Is there science behind using Brahms as a lullaby for your pooch?
- While the composer racked up praise and paychecks for his work on films by Francis Ford Coppola, Roman Polanski and others, his own pieces were always his first priority, the Associated Press noted: Kilar’s dedication to composing primarily for the concert halls even led him to lose a commission to write the score for Peter
- Daniel Barenboim returns as the Vienna Philharmonic grapples with the past.
- Earlier this month, WBUR tagged along at one of the group’s holiday performances and documented the audience’s reaction to a program that mixed music from Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” with seasonal tunes like “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”: Many of the women seem entranced as the musicians play. Some close their eyes and sway their heads.
