Michael Brodeur

Yuja Wang and Tarmo Peltokoski join National Symphony Orchestra for a program of Wagner, Bartók and Sibelius.

A program at the Kennedy Center focused on British coronation anthems was nowhere near as stiff as that might sound.

On Sunday at Strathmore, the two groups combined to present the two-part program “Universal Longings | Anhelos Universales.”

With “American Railroad,” Rhiannon Giddens and Silkroad launch an ambitious, multiyear project.

Mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo stars in Jeanine Tesori’s adaptation of George Brandt’s 2013 one-woman show

Joyce DiDonato shines in ‘Dead Man Walking,’ Jake Heggie’s operatic adaptation of Sister Helen Prejean’s best-selling memoir.

Maestro Gianandrea Noseda launches his seventh season leading the National Symphony Orchestra with a potent program of well-played favorites

French conductor Stéphane Denève takes over as artistic director of the New World Symphony in Miami.

Opera Philadelphia gives the world premiere of composer Rene Orth’s opera “10 Days in a Madhouse,” an impactful retelling of journalist Nellie Bly’s story.

A program of Nino Rota and Alexander Borodin doubled as a fete of the maestro’s extended contract and a farewell to retiring players.