The Guatemalan composer, inventor and writer Joaquín Orellana’s creations are the subject of the Americas Society exhibition “The Spine of Music.”

Expanding the classical canon brings us incredible music and extraordinary stories, not least that of Ethel Smyth, whose compositions and pioneering energy filled England in the interwar years

Nannette Streicher has been marginalized by history, but she was one of Europe’s finest keyboard manufacturers.

Two classical music podcasters have sparked an explosive debate: is Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony a “symbol of elitism and exclusion”?

The composer has infiltrated every phase of movie history, from silent pictures to superhero blockbusters.

Scholars look to recover the original soundscape of the composer’s work

How one composer embodies our time of loneliness and angst

As the world added decibels, so did orchestras.