Glazunov and Bruckner Symphony Cycles Coming SoonGreat Recordings 
Chicago Symphony Breaks 20-Year Russian Silence
Who buys the most recordings?; The best-known violinist you may not know; Chicago Orchestra breaks 20-year silence in Russia
Measha Brueggergosman…a Year of Tragedy and Triumph
Measha Brueggergosman records eclectic new album; Young Musicians Program at UC Berkeley in turmoil; Philadelphia Orchestra bankruptcy…how much will it really cost?
Eight Great Recordings of 2011
Well, it seems another year has come and (almost) gone. Time to roll out the “Best Of” lists. So, with little fanfare and only a nod to nostalgia, here’s my list of eight great recordings of 2011. (All are perfect last-minute holiday gifts for the music lovers in your life .) Diva, Divo - Joyce DiDonato, [...]
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra Releases New Recording
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra releases first of three recordings featuring world-premiere performances
Glazunov and Bruckner Symphony Cycles Coming Soon
Two complete symphony cycles are coming to Symphony at 7. Russian composer Alexander Glazunov beginning August 10th and Austrian Late-Romantic composer Anton Bruckner in early September.
Watch: Dudley Moore As Benjamin Britten And Peter Pears
Dudley Moore at the piano for his own take on Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, complete with a Britten like version of Little Miss Muffet.
Dvorak’s Great-Grandson, Josef Suk, Dies At 81
Josef Suk, know in many music circles as a stellar interpreter of his great-grandfather Antonin Dvorak’s Violin Concerto and chamber works has died after a lengthy illness.





































