The applause that followed felt almost like an extra musical movement, that's how much I enjoyed hearing it. Why? It signals the continuing robustness of the audience for this great music.

Haitian art music for piano and cello, and Vivaldi and Piazzolla on mandolin and accordion.

Who better than the American Classical Orchestra and Chorus to bring us J.S. Bach on period instruments?

The vocal ensemble returns with a thrilling cabaret-style concert of art songs from Mozart to Sondheim to the present day.

The trumpeter gathers colleagues from the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal to benefit UNICEF's efforts to aid Ukrainian children.

Duke Ellington's concert music gets its due as the ASO and the Marcus Roberts Trio celebrate his fusion of jazz and classical at Carnegie Hall.

A new album from the percussionist Julian Gerstin and a reissue of "Safrojazz" from Ojoyo offer musical tours of the world – and of the collective psyche.

The 18th century came alive as Merkelo and the venerable ECO performed Vivaldi, Handel and Tartini for a delighted audience at Cadogan Hall in London.

The two parts of Strindberg's marriage-from-hell play are performed together in English for the first time.

Beth Hart has the stage presence and musical chops to keep her devoted following rapt, with onetime blues guitar wunderkind Quinn Sullivan contributing an energetic opening set.