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Take a moment to salute the great Bach today. No, not THAT great Bach! We’re celebrating Carl Philipp Emanuel, born on March 8, 1714, the 2nd surviving…

Is there anything more fascinating than hearing the music of a composer who was deaf? Something about that idea - of creating something whose purpose is…

The Spektral Quartet's new album is anything but serious.This is part of a series of WCRB blog posts that bring you a personal perspective on richly…

Commonly analogized as "a conversation among friends," chamber music invites the listener in to a conversation between the musicians.It’s always great…

I’ll cut right to the chase – I absolutely adore classical music. But around the office, I’m proudly known as "the metal guy." Because I have such a…

Think back to when you were a child. Was there anything better than a snow day? We’d be gathered at the breakfast table, radio blaring, little sister with…

This new album from The Sixteen juxtaposes William Byrd's music with Arvo Pärt's to create a beautiful polyphonic wall of sound.This is part of a series…

Imagine yourself sitting in church - and someone is reading from the bible -“And he said, Go forth, and stand upon the mount before the LORD. And, behold,…

August 28, 2016 Andris Nelsons, conductorRachel Willis-Sørensen, sopranoRuxandra Donose, mezzo-sopranoJoseph Kaiser, tenorGünther Groissböck,…

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…