Tanglewood

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.

“Music for String Quartet” was never published, never performed, and was nearly lost to time — until now. John Perkel, the former orchestra librarian for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, joined Arun Rath on All Things Considered to discuss the discovery.

The men who made Tanglewood are well celebrated. But what about the women who made it possible? Meet Gertrude Robinson Smith and Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced that Gail Samuel will succeed Mark Volpe as the organization's President and CEO, effective in June.As the…

With Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts at the Koussevitzky Music Shed cancelled for 2020, hear full BSO concerts each weekend, as well as seven…

WCRB celebrates one of America's premiere symphonic vocal ensembles in a full week of Boston Symphony Orchestra broadcasts, drawn from three decades of…

A pianist known for artistic integrity, limitless determination, and rigorous mentorship talked with me at Tanglewood when he played there with the Boston…

The President and CEO of the Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced his retirement, effective in 2021.For full details, visit WGBH News.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced its 2020 season at Tanglewood, with celebrations of Beethoven, the centenary of violinist Isaac Stern, and a…

Join WCRB's Brian McCreath for a look forward to this year's season at the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.Saturday, June 29, 20198:00 PM