Kyle Macmillan

“It's a good time to give the reins to someone else,” the conductor says.

Aspen Festival To Mark 75 Years As Wellspring Of Musical Nourishment ASPEN — In the mid-1960s, Leonard Slatkin spent four invaluable summers at the Aspen Music Festival and School as a student.

PERSPECTIVE — Among the North American opera world's most encouraging developments in recent years has been the surge of contemporary offerings by

Mangum steps into the role of general director, president and CEO of the esteemed company.

PERSPECTIVE — With the recent retirements of the Emerson and Orion string quartets and the dissolution of the St.

Kevin Iega Jeff's “Flack” and Gary Abbott's “Desire” are scheduled for the company's opening night at the Auditorium Theatre.

Mané Galoyan, Igor Golovatenko and Javier Camarena mesh beautifully in Verdi's propulsive, fast-action work.

Cathy Marston's has crafted a powerful, fully-staged production of Ian McEwan's best-selling novel.

Joined by pianist Mitsuko Uchida, the maestro was back for the first of his four sets of Orchestra Hall concerts this season.

As scrutiny increases of art stolen by Nazis or looted from archaeological sites, the museum has expanded its provenance team and hired an expert researcher from London.