Yoko Rosenbaum

Recently, the big classical music institutions have acknowledged the problem of their dwindling audiences. Have they learned enough to survive?

It takes more than practice to get to Carnegie Hall. Here’s one musician’s story of what she’s done and sacrificed for love of music.

Unsure how to handle a piece that pushes your boundaries, or that you don’t initially like? You’re not alone.

In order for practice to make perfect, you need to be organized. Here are four hints on how to get the most out of practice time.

Performing in front of others is a psychological challenge, and there are ways to prepare for the inevitable jitters. But the most important thing to remember about making mistakes: It's not the end of the world.