The Imperial Valley Symphony will welcome the new season with “Spring Serenade,” offering a program of renowned classical masterworks in El Centro. The event promises a showcase of orchestral favorites that celebrate both the springtime spirit and the enduring power of great music.
North Coast Musicians, under the leadership of Carol Jacobson, Conductor and Artistic Director, are poised to present a collection of World Classics. This upcoming live performance promises to captivate local concertgoers with timeless compositions and enthusiastic regional talent.
Double bassist Xavier Foley will perform a one-hour concert at the Danforth Museum of Art on Sunday, Jan. 31 at 2 p.m. This special program offers audiences an opportunity to hear a distinctive classical instrument in an intimate setting.
Two violin students, Greta Butterworth and Kathryn Ward, have been selected to perform in the 2026 Alabama All-State Orchestra Festival from February 12 to February 16 in Tuscaloosa. Their inclusion marks a significant honor, setting a celebratory tone for the new year and underscoring their dedication to classical music.
In a surprising turn, the usually skeptical viewpoint on year-in-review stories has shifted for Classical IPR. 2025 proved to be so extraordinary that it has even changed one columnist’s outlook, prompting a reflective—and humorous—look back at the station’s achievements.
Experience the glamour of an Edwardian Christmas as Alliance Classical Players present a free holiday concert, “Christmas at Downton Abbey.” Taking place on Saturday, Dec. 6, at the Rome Art and Community Center, this event promises to transport listeners to the early 20th century through festive seasonal music.
The Waco Symphony Orchestra is reaching out to music enthusiasts with a special three-concert ticket package, available only through December 14. The offer is timed to coincide with the festive season, making it a compelling gift option for fans of classical performances.
The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center will host “Grace and Grandeur,” a Baroque concert by Ensemble Amphion Baroque, on Saturday, October 25, at 7 p.m. This performance explores French and German Baroque masterpieces, offering a cultural experience for music enthusiasts.
Brown Bag Lunch: Open AIR Artists-in-Residence brings together music and the performing arts for a midday showcase. This concise event highlights classical and orchestral elements, enticing audiences to discover emerging talent.
When Jonathan Biss took the stage for the Bangor Symphony Orchestra’s season opener, he delivered a commanding rendition of Brahms that drew an enthusiastic standing ovation. The audience’s praise continued with a Mendelssohn encore, underscoring a memorable night of classical music.
