New York (August 11, 2025) — The Frick Collection today announced its 2025–26 concert season, marking the return of its longstanding annual classical performance series following the museum’s April 2025 reopening. With twenty-five concerts running from October 10, 2025, through May 22, 2026, the inaugural season more than doubles the number of performances offered in […]
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Contact: Declan McGovern (312) 551-1415, x22declanmcgovern@baroque.orgORJennifer More (312) 551-1415, x23jenmore@baroque.org [Click here for video and images] CHICAGO, Aug. 12 — As part of The Chicago Water Music, an extraordinary outdoor performance staged on the Chicago River, Music of the Baroque is introducing a brand-new element: “Hallelujah, Chicago!” a citywide singalong of the “Hallelujah” Chorus from
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THE BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ANNOUNCES2025–2026 WORSHIP & ARTS SEASONSeason features time-honored classics including Mozart’s Requiem, chamber concerts by The Sebastians, and organ recitals by Chelsea Chen and Raymond Nagem NEW YORK, NY — The Brick Presbyterian Church, a historic house of worship on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, proudly announces its 2025–2026 Worship & Arts Season.
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Musica Angelica, Southern California’s acclaimed Baroque orchestra, proudly announces its 2025–26 season: a stirring farewell to Artistic Director Martin Haselböck, whose 22-year leadership transformed the ensemble into a national and international force in historically-informed performance. The four-concert season features rich, expressive repertoire spanning the golden eras of Italian, German, and sacred music, including Haselböck’s final
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“Maybe it was the marimba.” That’s how critic Lawrence Toppman opened his WDAV review of the sixth annual Charlotte Bach Festival, held May 30–June 7, 2025. With inventive programming, standout performances, and its highest attendance to date, this year’s festival affirmed Bach Charlotte’s growing national profile—Historically Informed. Thoroughly Modern. Co-Artistic Leaders Aisslinn Nosky and Guy
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