David Noel Edwards

Silkroad percussionist Haruka Fujii discusses how musicians from nine countries created a program rooted in oral traditions, cultural exchange, and audience participation.

"Lucia Sextet" caricature, circa 1900. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

The rising violinist reflects a new generation of performers committed to preserving the classical canon while broadening it.

The program reflects Vieaux's wide-ranging musical interests, from Bach and Spanish guitar traditions to Pat Metheny and his own compositions.

New Executive Director Lydia Chernicoff discusses returning to the Berkshires, working with artistic co-directors David Finckel and Wu Han, preserving South Mountain's traditions, and preparing the 108-year-old chamber music series for its next chapter.

New artistic co-directors Wu Han and David Finckel assemble an internationally acclaimed ensemble for a program featuring Schubert, Poulenc, Nielsen, Penderecki, and Beethoven's beloved Septet.

West Stockbridge — Since releasing its debut album in 2017, Québécois traditional music trio É.T.É has toured internationally and received multiple honors,

The five-piece ensemble brings the hot jazz, swing, and Gypsy jazz traditions of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli to West Stockbridge's Old Town Hall.

The Saint James Place program pairs contemporary works by Eric Ewazen, Judith Shatin, Susan Mutter, and Larry Wallach with music by Scott Joplin and Herbert L. Clarke.

Meadows and The Movement bring a genre-crossing program of original music, jazz standards, and Stevie Wonder to Tanglewood's Linde Center for Music and Learning.