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As its instrument of choice becomes more mainstream, the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain returns to Carnegie Hall.

The Choir and Orchestra of St. Ignatius Loyola opened the series Sacred Music in a Sacred Space with Bach and two works by Mozart that are rarely performed.

At Alice Tully Hall, William Christie provided a sneak preview of “David et Jonathas,” which his ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, will present at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in April.

This is your Daily 2% - Chilled and Ready to Serve. We will try to bring you one "chill" track every day. This is for when you get home and you are trying to unwind. You reach for that glass of wine or that unlit Blac...

Philadelphia-based beatstrumentalist Mndsgn (Mindesign) has slowly built a steady following in the past years, and for a good reason. On top of his impressive solo production, he also works alongside the likes of Suzi...

Reggae class is in session and Professor is dropping some knowledge on their second release Throw Down Your Arms. This live show CD/DVD recorded in France at the Sun Ska Festival, features all the songs from Professor...

When Adele's recent hit, "Skyfall" first was leaked, it was such a huge surprise for everyone because we hadn't heard anything new from Adele in so long. Almost instantly afterwards there was a slur of remixes that follo...

With the release date from the Toronto crooner The Weeknd's (aka Abel Tesfaye) remastered Trilogy coming into sight, it makes sense that he and new label home Universal Republic are in full promotional mode. The...

It’s the 100th anniversary of the first visit to America by the London Symphony Orchestra, which has always enjoyed a very close relationship with the United States. And this week, it plays concerts at Avery Fishe...

The English composer Thomas Adès has distilled Shakespeare’s language into formalized rhymes that allow his music enough space to conjure the magic of the opera in “The Tempest.”

Guy Walker has finally done what many collectors only dream of: discovering a previously unknown recording, circa 1940, by the German composer Kurt Weill.

Tim Maia, who brought funk and disco style and music to his native Brazil, is enjoying a resurgence nearly 15 years after his death, thanks to plays and compilation albums.