If you seek an introduction to opera, people often suggest Mozart’s last one, “Die Zauberflöte” (“The Magic Flute,” 1791).

The Magic Flute is an opera for the people and thus perfect for Folkoperan to stage. Time-wise, perfect when you can first ...

Melba Montgomery, a country singer and songwriter whose Southern inflections and high harmonies brought a distinctive flourish alongside duet partners ... who covered country music for the Fort ...

Here’s a duet to soothe your soul – in 1973, eight years after the release of The Sound of Music (1965), Maria von Trapp was joined by her on-screen counterpart, soprano and actress Julie Andrews, for ...

One of the great challenges faced by the events during Grammy Week, including the FireAid benefit, is how to set the proper tone: How do you have a celebratory event like big concert or awards ...

Whether it's male and female singers locked in stimulating vocal showoffs or rappers laying memorable bars over befitting choruses, male and female duets have produced some timeless music.

What’s better than one Billie? Two. Yesterday (January 30), dozens of musicians and thousand of music lovers came together to raise money for the Los Angeles County wildfires. While the FireAid ...

To play, the musician holds the long tube of the flute in both hands and blows across a small hole at one end. The holes can be opened and closed by pressing down different metal keys. The flute ...

POP sensation Sabrina Carpenter has delighted fans with an extended version of her chart-topping album Short N’ Sweet, featuring none other than country music legend Dolly Parton. The Espresso ...

The project will feature five new tracks including a remix version of her summer smash-hit "Please Please Please," now a duet with Dolly ... of the country music star's signature iconography.

At a concert late last year, Sabrina Carpenter played at “arresting” Marcello Hernández’s “Saturday Night Live” character Domingo. And during the “SNL” 50th anniversary special, the ...

Back in the early 2010s, when it was a little easier for artists to maintain a sense of mystique and when the music blogosphere regularly propelled new tracks into omnipresence, The Weeknd and ...