Paul Kotapish

Nicoletta Mantovani Pavarotti joins the chorus of protests over the music played at Donald Trump’s political rallies.

Surprise: Many of our favorite novels and nonfiction books feature music and musicians. Here are some recommendations for great beachside reading.

A new book celebrates the arcane art of crafting a Steinway piano. Slate offers a photographic tour of some of the quiet heroes of the craft.

Finland’s premier music institution may be the world’s best training ground for new conductors.

Michael Shae explores the perils facing sopranos taking on Gaetano Donizetti’s “Tudor trilogy.”

In a field teeming with female artists, major ballet companies rarely present works created by women.

A new exhibition at London’s Handel House Museum celebrates Jimi Hendrix’s tenure next to the home where George Frideric composed The Messiah.

Dubai’s emerging Opera District prompts The Economist to ponder the boom in new opera houses in surprising locales.

Attendees at the League of American Orchestras’ annual conference wrestle with existential issues of relevance, engagement, and fun.

Participants in the Hart Institute for Women Conductors at The Dallas Opera cite discrimination and limited opportunities as top challenges.