Czech composer Antonin Dvorak, right, with his wife, children and friends shortly after arriving in New York in 1892. Dvorak was intrigued by America’s Black and Indigenous music. (Photo by ullstein ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. Capucon is an enthusiastic chamber musician who's been making music with Martha Argerich, Katia Labeque, Victoria Mullova, Daniel Barenboim and Jean-Yves ...

American classical music turned away from Black music and other folk traditions to its lasting detriment, according to this knotty cultural history from music critic and historian Horowitz (Artists in ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. Classical music is formal and serious, and only a select few can really appreciate it. Here's a recording that blows those misconceptions out the window.

The next Fretworks program this Saturday evening will feature music with an American theme for the Memorial Day weekend, as well as music of J. S. Bach, and a guitar concerto by Ferdinando Carulli.

This year's Dvorak anniversary, the centenary of his death, has been marked generously in the concert hall - the Proms this summer were full of his music, for instance. But on disc there has been far ...

As centenaries go - and we're drowning in Tippett this year - last year's commemoration of Dvorak's death in 1904 was somewhat muted, thanks, perhaps, to the vagaries of critical taste. But there's ...