Byrd, Randall Thompson, Hindemith, Palestrina, Berlioz ... Boston Symphony musician watching him conduct last week said wonderingly: “Who does he think he is—Koussevitzky?” Conductor Charles ...

Broad, interconnected thematic programming drives the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s just ... the turn of the century at about the same time that Symphony Hall was created in 1900. Brian McCreath ...

The St. Charles Public Library continues its Sunday Concert Series with a special performance by the Elgin Symphony Orchestra String Quartet at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 27, in the Carnegie Community Room.

John Nelson, an American conductor known for championing the work of romantic composer Hector Berlioz ... The Boston Globe in 1991, explaining his decision to join the Indianapolis Symphony.

As a rule, soloists who perform with the Boston Symphony Orchestra can wear whatever formal garb they like, and often they dress to be the center of attention. At the very least, the soloists can ...

While New York City riders left their belongings behind the most, Boston was named one of the most forgetful cities in the report. According to Uber, the most popular hours of the day lost items ...

As you would expect this involves playing the flute. A lot. Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique is a classic piece of orchestral repertoire, but also hugely modern for its time. Can you give a short ...

Acclaimed violinist Ray Chen made his Boston Symphony Orchestra debut on March 13, performing Tchaikovsky’s iconic “Violin Concerto in D Major” from March 13–16 alongside American conductor Teddy ...

Wednesday night sees the Boston Symphony Orchestra and GBH preview the series with live music from the soundtrack, clips and a behind-the-scenes conversation with the filmmakers and three historia ...