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The year was 1788. Thomas Jefferson, nearing the end of his post as the Ambassador to France, spent his days wandering the streets of Paris, attending…

Whether you're running the Boston Marathon, or going for a short jog through the neighborhood, count on classical music to mark your pace!

Take a moment to enjoy a reimagining of the old and a dive into the new in this week's "Out of the Box," with two cool new releases that feature the…

It doesn't take much to think back to your school days and remember how free you felt when summer was finally here. Classical music celebrates children's playtime.

An off-kilter Frankenstein, symphonic bluegrass, and a GRAMMY nominee help kick off the year in this month's Instant Replay.

This week on the Symphony at 8, we're celebrating the start of another school year with one of Boston's best student orchestras - the New England…

Monday, April 27, 9pmOn a Festival 1750 broadcast, violinist Aisslinn Nosky leads the Handel and Haydn Society in an exuberant performance of concertos by…

Harpsichordist and conductor Richard Egarr joins Handel and Haydn Society musicians for a program of early Baroque music from Italy, recorded on Nov. 1,…

Join Boston Baroque and GBH Music for conversation and musical interludes celebrating Boston Baroque's 50th Anniversary season, featuring Founding Music Director Martin Pearlman, GBH Music's Anthony Rudel, and concertmaster Christina Day Martinson.

How do you teach music if having paper is a luxury, and printing, especially of music, hasn’t really been invented yet? Enter: the Guidonian Hand.