French Impressions is a clever little title that brings three of the great works from the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century French repertoire.

Music Unites will be hosting an event for Russian-Armenian violinist virtuoso Mikhail Simonyan and musicians from the New York Philharmonic on June 14...

It was just one year ago that New York-based charity Music Unites was founded by Michelle Edgar to support music education in underfunded inner city s...

Bach on the organ? Of course. On the cello? Naturally. On the violin? Sure. But Bach on the banjo? The ukelele? The mandolin? How about the glass harp? And let's not forget a cappella.

One of the most fascinating documentaries I've seen recently is Mike Lawrence's Bach and Friends. Bach is like a drug; once you experience your first high, you always want more.

We're tired of all the superficial, talentless artists the music biz boogeyman is forcing on us.

The worlds of science and the arts -- which don't frequently intersect -- will meet tonight in New York, at the opening gala of the World Science Festival.