A.Z. Madonna

The academy was cofounded by violinists and twin sisters who learned music in Venezuela's storied national music education program, El Sistema, before attending Boston Conservatory.

Bountiful Beethoven, Mahler’s “Symphony of a Thousand,” more Shostakovich, and the first-ever BSO performance of Korngold’s “Die tote Stadt” are all on the menu.

Rowe, the BSO's principal flutist for the past two decades, will leave the orchestra in August to pursue a full-time career as a leadership coach

Stott, the British pianist who has been a longtime duet partner with Ma, will retire from performance at the end of 2024

If this symphony were a movie, it would be "Everything Everywhere All at Once"

There weren't many things that Boston Marathon runners were permitted to bring to the starting line in Hopkinton on Monday morning, but one of those

The Japanese wind instrument the shakuhachi is like no other.

The Handel and Haydn Society's annual run through Bach's six Brandenburg Concertos has become a crowd favorite

Banfield, a composer and guitarist who founded Berklee’s Africana Studies department, says the story of Edmonia Lewis is ‘a true American story.’

By the time Berlioz composed “Roméo et Juliette” in 1839, plenty of operas based on Shakespeare's tragedy had already been composed, but in his