“Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote,” by Anthony Davis, Lands
The new opera by the celebrated composer — an allegory about migrants and immigration agents — tackles some of the most polarizing events of our time.
"Promise and possibility:" the Isidore String Quartet
In the February issue of The Strad, the Isidore String Quartet members talk about their sudden propulsion into the professional string quartet scene, a beloved mentor whose loss has inspired their debut album, and their collaboration with the composer Billy Childs.
The Cliburn: New York Times
The Cliburn, the classical music nonprofit known for its prestigious international piano competition, announced on Thursday that it would start a new contest for young conductors: the Cliburn International Competition for Conductors.
Shepherd School of Music Profiled for Houston Business Journal
Janet Miranda reports on the Shepherd School of Music for the Houston Business Journal, reflecting on the school’s evolution since its inception 50 years ago.
Musicus Fest Celebrated in Classical Voice North America
“Chamber music is alive and well in Hong Kong.” James Bash reviews Musicus Fest 2025 for Classical Voice North America.
Storytelling at the Symphony: Ian Niederhoffer on The Best is Noise
Ian Niederhoffer tells the story of Parlando and its mission to demystify the experience of classical music in the latest episode of The Best is Noise podcast.