The Future of Classical Music

A few months ago, we lost a great composer from this world. Pierre Boulez is the person who pushed modernism’s boundaries and made grea...

This was an interesting read about a producers who are for incorporating classical music in children's routine from very young age. I co...

Last Friday i went to see the BU's opera performances.A visual and auditory feast, a combination of classical and modern elements. Th...

While looking in Washington Post for some interesting reads about what's new in Classical Music World, I couldn't really understand ...

Last thursday I attended a classical music concert on Thursday. It was a faculty artist recital worked of Schumann, Schubert and Mahler. Th...

Many people said classical music is on the decline, the situation of record sales is bad, dozen of orchestras closed their doors. The probl...

Most of us saw or heard from friends about the performance of Gustavo Dudamel and YOLA at the Super Bowl halftime show. I encountered this a...

Classical music has thrived for centuries as a living art, always changing and growing. But the classical music business has suffered the ...

   The Boston Symphony Orchestra started the ambitious mini-festival focused on music inspired by William Shakespeare last Thursday night- t...

https://www.icareifyoulisten.com/2016/01/striking-light-striking-dark-striking-words-zen-drum/ This was an article about the new album ...

There are someone saying classical music needs to address a calcification in it's culture and training apparatus. It relies on an academ...

The English folk singer Nick Drake. Credit Estate of Keith Morris/Redferns, via Getty Images What Makes Music Sad?      When we h...