Paul Hindemith

The Maltese Embassy in France recently organised a concert at the Grand Salon of the Musée de l'Armée des Invalides, Paris. Read More

For most people, the sound of the accordion conjures up images of bearded morris dancers, or jolly sea shanties sung with raised tankards of real ale. Read More

Ivor Gurney (1890–1937) is one of the overlooked composers of the inter-war years of the last century. Read More

If you've ever been turned off by the stuffy atmosphere of a classical concert, this weekend's St. Paul Chamber Orchestra performances may be the ideal antidote. Read More

Sixteen musicians from the Clinton Symphony Orchestra will perform Sunday in four chamber music ensembles. Read More

This week, former music director James Sedares returned to the podium at the Phoenix Symphony after an absence of 13 years. Read More

"I couldn't believe I won. Because there were so many talented contestants, I was very nervous and did not expect to win at all. I think the judges thought highly of my choice of performing "La Valse" which is rarely played on the piano," Jun said. Read More

The King of Swing would be 100 this year, and if Benny Goodman were alive, he'd be pretty impressed by the birthday bash that Yale has come up with this week to celebrate the milestone. Read More

If David Goodman hadn't been walking by Chicago's Kehilath Jacob synagogue one morning in 1919, the whole history of jazz might have been different. Read More

At the incredibly successful, first-ever Student Coffee House held in the Slosberg Music Center on Sunday, Sept. 13, Brandeis students shared their talents as well as their eclectic music tastes with their peers. Read More