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  • The Kids Could Be Alright: Classical Music Should Appreciate Its Forefathers

    Where the status of classical music is subject to a much-heated debate among listeners, it should be noted that someone, somewhere, is still appreciating and contributing to the classical zeitgeist.
  • Ben Folds Talks Piano Concerto, Bartok and the Babysitter Next Door with Gramophone

    Songwriting comes from a variety of instruments, the basis of songs never being dependent on one set medium (in this case, medium being the instrument the song derives from). For me, that is an acoustic guitar.
  • GIFT GUIDE: Top 6 Classical Music Recordings to Buy in 2014

    It's too late now to order a classical music CD or DVD for Christmas, but why not take the New Year as a cue to freshen up your musical tastes?
  • Classicalite's Five Best: Halloween Recordings

    What qualifies as classical music's scariest works and recordings? OK, there are two ways to write this story. Take one: a chilling trawl through a clutch of the spookiest classical works for Halloween.
  • Hungarian Conductor Iván Fischer's First Opera, 'The Red Heifer,' Tackles the Tiszaeszlár Affiar

    "I have been thinking incessantly about composing this opera for 25 years now. The Tiszaeszlár Affair becoming a present day hot political issue finally helped me." -- Iván Fischer
  • New York City Opera Shutting Its Doors After 70 Years

    In a tragedy worthy of opera itself, the New York City Opera has breathed its last. In a tragedy worthy of opera itself, the New York City Opera has breathed its last.
  • Gramophone-Winning Violinist Barnabás Kelemen Proud of Gypsy Heritage

    "I can play in the gypsy style, and I love it." -- Barnabás Kelemen Hungarian violinist Barnabás Kelemen has studied with the late virtuoso Isaac Stern and won Gramophone magazine's award for best chamber music CD of 2013, but what he is really proud of is his Roma heritage.
  • Pablo Heras-Casado Replaces Injured Pierre Boulez at September's Lucerne Festival

    Due to a fracture in his shoulder, Pierre Boulez will not be able to not hold a baton to conduct his two scheduled concerts at September's Lucerne Festival...
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