Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by An exceptional account of Bach’s Mass in B minor, traditional and unusual string quartets, and Thomas Adès suites are among the highlights.

With April showers potentially done, Boston is blooming with May flowers and things to do. Get out and enjoy the city with this go-to guide of fun (and often outside) spring time activities.

Other programs feature string and piano quartets and classics for wind and brass instruments. Finally, three special concerts will take place throughout the season, including Star Wars ...

They are a past barbershop quartet that performed with the Jamestown Harmony Express. Submitted photo Two barbershop quartets and three or more church choirs will provide a free musical ensemble on ...

Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui and Silvia Ancarani will make their Cyprus debut next month presenting a fascinating programme comprising Haydn’s Fifth String Quartet from Op.20 ...

This week – Brahms Piano Quartets, Ravel’s complete piano works, Adès’s orchestral suites, Bach’s Mass in B Minor and piano works from the Belle Époque Thanks for exploring the Gramophone website.

With how fast the quartets of Winslow and Toms River North have been over the last year, it’s a strong possibility. Ironically, Winslow was one of the two N.J. teams (along with Seton Hall Prep ...

The times however weren’t fast enough to get either team into Friday evening’s Championship of America race, which only the fastest 12 quartets qualify for. It’s the first time since 2016 ...

He has been back often. It is only a few months since I saw him perform TS Eliot’s Four Quartets at the Abbey Theatre. By that point he was already deep into awards-season duties for Edward ...

Personnel had a lot to do with the success, too. The combo of Jalen Carter, Josh Sweat, Milton Williams and Nolan Smith were one of three quartets with 50+ pressures each last season, including ...

Symphony Center Presents Jazz continues with Eliane Elias and Edmar Castañeda, both playing with quartets at 8 p.m. May 9, 220 S. Michigan Ave.; tickets $39-$299; more information at cso.org.