After 50 Years, a Maestro Steps Down

A Maestro Made in Los Angeles: A Hometown Tribute to Michael Tilson Thomas

This article celebrates the career of conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, highlighting his 25-year tenure with the San Francisco Symphony, his early years in LA, and his contributions to classical music.

Take a Symphonic Journey to Ellis Island

PBS to air Pacific Symphony's performance of Peter Boyer's "Ellis Island: The Dream of America," a musical tribute to immigrant stories from Ellis Island.

Mister Rogers: A Friendly Neighbor to Classical Musicians

The US Postal Service is releasing a Forever Stamp featuring Mister Rogers, 50 years after his first appearance. The article also revisits his contributions to classical music on his show.

Building a Symphony and a Future from Broken Instruments

"Temple Contemporary collaborates with Philadelphia institutions to raise funds for repairing over 1,000 broken musical instruments in local schools through a unique performance."

Celebrate 70 Years of John Adams with a Musical Introduction

Celebrating his 70th birthday, renowned composer John Adams continues to create impactful music. This article highlights his upcoming projects and essential works.

A Classical Music World Series

Explore the world of classical music in 1908 and 1948, the years the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians last won the World Series. Discover premieres, births, and deaths in music history.