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By virtue of high-tech rehearsals and unflagging dedication from everyone involved, the highly regarded orchestra will be performing again soon.

The famous composer is spotlighting contemporary music other than his own.

Princeton’s music department shoots a virtual opera with multiple cell phones.

SF Symphony’s new music director has an impressive back catalog as a conductor and a composer. Here’s our guide to some of his best.

The school’s lauded arts programs have fostered many innovative composers, choreographers, and performers.

It’s a family affair on this new disc featuring fine accounts of the Mendelssohn Octet and two new works.

Women composers of the 17th and 18th centuries are at the fore in an online concert and ongoing salon series.

The troubled conductor died March 9, four years after his fabled career ended in scandal over allegations of sexual misconduct.

The orchestra’s dynamic, varied online offerings are headed by its omnivorous new music director.

A seven-year experiment is set to pay off in an Opera Parallèle production, coming this summer.