The 2026 season of the Pacific Music Festival (PMF) promises a compelling blend of celebrated Grammy winners and familiar faces, signaling a richly varied program that will resonate with performers, audiences, and educators alike.
Thanya Iyer’s artistry exemplifies a compelling dialogue between cultural heritage and contemporary expression, offering fresh perspectives within the violin repertoire.
Music@Menlo's ongoing showcase includes remarkable instruments ranging from a rare Brothers Amati viola to a distinctive cello named 'Ginger,' reflecting a deep engagement with violin family heritage and contemporary artistry.
Exploring how tattoos serve as a form of bodily autonomy amid their layered, often problematic historical legacy concerning gender.
As the 2025 edition of Qobuz’s Retrospective unfolds, the platform reflects on its role in shaping classical music’s digital landscape and the implications for performers, listeners, and the broader industry.
Joshua Bell continues to deepen his relationship with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, simultaneously embracing roles as violinist and conductor. This convergence highlights evolving performance practices and the reinterpretation of chamber orchestra leadership.
The passing of Höfner, the venerable instrument maker behind Paul McCartney's iconic violin-shaped bass, marks the end of an era for both the artist and the world of stringed instruments. This instrument's story intertwines with popular and classical music heritage alike.
A new weekly playlist dedicated to Women’s History Month highlights the contributions of female musicians in classical music, offering insight into their artistry and legacy.
In a heartfelt tribute, students at Virginia Tech have come together to honor the legacy of esteemed luthier Daniel Foster through a memorial concert, reflecting his profound impact on the craft and community.
Carlo Colombo, a prominent figure in the classical music world, offers insights into the significance of the upcoming Lyon International Chamber Music Competition (CIMCL), highlighting its role in nurturing chamber music talent and influencing the classical music ecosystem.