Few instruments in Indian classical music possess the distinctive timbre of the santoor. For decades, the hundred-stringed Kashmiri instrument has travelled far ...

As the landscape of media scoring evolves to require increasingly complex technical and stylistic integration, composer ...

This programme – of Weir, Bartók, Finzi and Stravinsky – was right up my alley, and the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Sakari ...

Although their numbers are few, women luthiers are making their mark and providing skilled work in Israel.

Informed by a truth gleaned from meeting with families of the deceased and years of assiduous research, a new play tells the story of the West Gate collapse.

On a recent Wednesday evening, thundering percussions and the sweet whistles of woodwind instruments filled Temple University’s Performing Arts Center. Some of the notes even escaped the thick doors ...

It's an orchestra of chaos, and it's playing near you!

KISS’ Destroyer, released in 1976, marks the band’s first platinum album and a bold step in their musical evolution ...

The league’s iconoclast knows he’s on the outside looking in of the MVP race, but he still continues to change the game from the inside out.

The nightly "A Symphony of Lights," which the government describes as an "outdoor audio visual feast for the senses," will be cancelled by the end of the year.

During Women’s History Month, the D.C.-based String Queens reflect on their journey as Black women in music, blending genres, teaching future musicians, honoring their predecessors, and performing for ...