Classical music concert

After an extensive restoration project, the Tonhalle Zurich is back in action, offering a world-class venue for classical music lovers. A true gem, Tonhalle Zürich returns with sharper acoustics first appeared in the Newly Swissed Online Magazine

Nashville is a great mid-South city rich in history, bursting with Southern hospitality and food and humming with a vibrant musical heritage. The town began with the settlement of Fort Nashborough, named for Revolutionary War hero Gen. Francis Nash. The city later became Nashville, home to President

Enjoy an evening of classical music at a unique venue bathed in the glow of flickering candles at Candlelight tribute concerts in Houston.

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra has announced that Klaus Makela, a 28-year-old Finnish conductor, will take over as its music director in 2027. Makela, currently the chief conductor of the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, has gained recognition for his work with orchestras across Europe. He will succeed Riccardo Muti, who has held the position since 2010. Makela's appointment is significant not only because of his age but also due to his unique approach to classical music. He believes that…

I found the 8 Day Highlights of the Danube to be a great introduction to river cruising! The tour starts in Budapest, cruises through Austria with options to visit both Slovakia and the Czech Republic and ends in Germany. If you want something that is just a little shorter than the ever popular, 15 day Amsterdam to Budapest (or vice versa) this cruise is ideal! This cruise does the Danube section of the river and is truly the most leisurely and luxurious way to see parts of Eastern Europe…

The young cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason is bursting to the forefront of a field distressingly low on headliners of color.

Mantova - 14 luglio 2007, Divenire tour

Van Cliburn was 23 years old when, on April 13, 1958, he won First Prize at the inaugural Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow. This was not just a musical triumph but also a political one. This was the time of the Cold War, Khrushchev, Sputniks, spy-planes and heightened military tension between the US and USSR. The Tchaikovsky Competition had been designed by the Soviets to show the world the supremacy of their young artists.