John Williams

World-class conductors and guest artists bring dynamic performances to the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, in the green hills of the Berkshires in western Massachusetts.

Ken-David Masur and the Boston Symphony Orchestra celebrate the iconic film composer's 90th birthday, joined by a stellar cast of soloists including Yo-Yo Ma, Branford Marsalis, and James Taylor!

From "swinging the classics" to an iconic composer's surprising roots, these five musicians bridged the jazz-classical divide

Everyone knows what a “march” is, right? Until we have to give a definition.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced its plans for its first full summer season in the Berkshires since 2019, featuring new works, new artists, and one very big birthday party.

A new year brings new hopes for better times than what we just lived through. 2022 is no different, but we can do a lot to help the "better times" come along, especially with the help of music.

We’re heading to the malls or going online to get the “perfect” gift for those we love. Classical composers gift a little differently.

“Sweet Home, Alabama,” “New York, New York,” “My Kind of Town, (Chicago Is),” “I Left My Heart (in San Francisco),” “Georgia on My Mind.” No matter the song category … home is where the heart is.

In a return to concerts at Symphony Hall after 19 months, Anne-Sophie Mutter is the soloist in John Williams’s Violin Concerto No. 2, led by the composer, and Andris Nelsons conducts Beethoven and Bartók.

In the much anticipated annual Tanglewood tradition, Keith Lockhart and John Williams lead the Boston Pops in a program filled with cinematic musical favorites by the laureate conductor, plus classics from other film composers, including scores from "The Godfather," "Casablanca," and "Lawrence of Arabia."