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A Berkshires Bounty: Opening Weekend at Tanglewood

LENOX, MA – I've been going to Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's longtime home in the Berkshires, almost every summer now […]

by Steven Pisano (All photos by Steven Pisano.) You have to admire the courage of a composer of one-act operas.

by Steven Pisano (All photos by Steven Pisano.) After an American premiere at Nashville Opera earlier this year, the provocative

There is little doubt that, after eight years as NY Philharmonic music director, Alan Gilbert has become a better, more

The URL for Andrew Ousley's Crypt Sessions music series, which just wrapped up its second season, is "Deathofclassical.com", which can be

by Steven Pisano (All photos by Steven Pisano) Alex Weiser is a young composer who writes ethereal and quietly emotional

It's Memorial Day weekend, which means it's time for the music to head outdoors into the parks, piers and schoolyards throughout the

As Alan Gilbert winds down his eight-year tenure as the NY Philharmonic's music director over the next few weeks (Damn, where does the time

by Nick Stubblefield The moment the heavy string vibrato and lush jazz harmonies of "Moon River" hit my eardrums at