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Colorful stage works by a lesser-known French composer of the ’20s and ’30s are well worth a listen.

A well-planned program of chamber music presents works both new and time-tested, plus a few attractive incidentals.

The San Francisco Symphony opened the 10-day road show of its American Mavericks project on March 21 with works by Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, and John Adams in Chicago’s Symphony Center.

If you are
curious, or if you are a serious admirer of this under-performed
composer, this is your chance.

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There’s no one better than Loren Schoenberg to team up with Etienne Charles for an hour of performance.

The Borromeo String Quartet devises a fascinating new way of both seeing Mendelssohn’s 1825 score while hearing it played.

Still on the fence about summer music camps? Here are a few more to put into play.

Suddenly, James Ehnes seems to be everywhere, and with good reason.

The award-winning Chinese cellist Hai-Ye Ne performs where she once studied.