Peter Pan flies back to the Volksoper! The popular ballet for the whole family celebrates its revival and its return to the stage. Vesna Orlić’s loving and playful choreography based on J. M. Barrie’s enchanting novel of the same name transports young and old audiences alike into the world of the boy who doesn’t want to grow up and let us take part in the adventures of Peter Pan, his lost girls and boys, Tinkerbell and the children of the Darling family.

Peter Pan

Volksoper Wien

Experience an inspiring evening with Maestro Matthew Troy and the Western Piedmont Symphony as they explore the powerful connection between humanity and nature. Elemental Music brings the natural world to life through vivid orchestral works—featuring birdsong, pastoral scenes, and the forces of creation. From haunting to hopeful, this program invites you to reflect on the elements that shape our world and ourselves.

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Masterworks: Elemental Music

Lenoir-Rhyne University

Join us for a spine-tingling night of music that stirs the imagination and sends shivers down your spine! From the eerie elegance of Danse Macabre to the haunting beauty of Phantom of the Opera, this one-of-a-kind concert brings together iconic scores from stage and screen with the dramatic power of classical masterworks.

Phantoms & Fantasies

Corning Museum of Glass

In keeping with tradition, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra (hr-Sinfonieorchester Frankfurt), under the baton of its chief conductor, opens the Rheingau Music Festival each year. The impressive acoustics of the Eberbach Abbey Basilica always create a unique musical atmosphere. The centerpiece of the 2025 opening concerts, conducted by Alain Altinoglu, is Charles Gounod's "St. Cecilia Mass." On June 21st at Eberbach Abbey, this will be paired with a Ravel-Sarasate-Waxman program featuring the Armenian violin virtuoso Diana Adamyan. On June 22nd at the Kurhaus Wiesbaden, two works by Ravel will be performed with the Italian pianist Beatrice Rana. Alongside an internationally renowned trio of vocal soloists, the MDR Radio Choir, the hr-Sinfonieorchester's well-known and highly esteemed musical partner, will once again be featured in both programs.

Rheingau Music Festival

Eberbach Abbey

Eleven weeks of music lie ahead when the 38th Rheingau Music Festival opens at the end of June in the basilica of Eberbach Monastery. Eleven weeks full of musical diversity and enjoyable conviviality. We think it's a good reason to celebrate! In 2025, the opening concert of the Rheingau Music Festival will feature a wide range of diverse sounds: works by Maurice Ravel, whose 150th birthday the music world and we too are celebrating this year, by Pablo de Sarasate, Franz Waxman, and Charles Gounod—namely, his solemn "Cecilia Mass"—will immerse the monastery in musical color this evening. In keeping with tradition, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, under its chief conductor Alain Altinoglu, will take to the stage, bringing the unique architectural monument to life in rich musical splendor at the opening of this year's Rheingau Music Festival.

Opening concert at Eberbach Monastery

The Viennese sensation and boundary-defying Janoska Ensemble presents lively and spontaneous interpretations of classical favorites by Johann Strauss, Vivaldi and J.S. Bach, alongside fresh takes on iconic works such as Dave Brubeck’s Blue Rondo á la Turk and Lennon-McCartney’s Yesterday. Their dynamic program showcases their unique blend of virtuosity and creativity.

Janoska Ensemble

Rockport Music-Shalin Liu Performance Center

As a socially engaged cultural organisation, Casco Phil gladly seizes every opportunity to support good causes. This year, the orchestra will perform at the eighth edition of the Spring Concert by Aentwerk, a non-profit dedicated to charitable projects.

Spring Concert Aentwerk vzw

Gebouw K - Aula Rector Dhanis - Stadscampus UAntwerpen

3rd Academy Concert

Francke Foundations

Pre-College Studio Recital: Amy Beth Horman, violin

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

The multi-award-winning violinist Roman Simovic arrives at the International Festival to perform with São Paulo Symphony Orchestra – an orchestra that is known synonymously with Brazilian musical culture.

São Paulo Symphony Orchestra

Usher Hall

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music at Caramoor in Katonah, NY, on Saturday, July 13, 2024, featuring the exceptional talents of American violinist Kevin Zhu and pianist Maxim Lando. The recital is set to take place in the intimate setting of the Music Room at 5:00pm, offering a unique opportunity to experience the virtuosity of these young artists up close.

Kevin Zhu, a violin prodigy who began his musical journey at the tender age of three, has since garnered international acclaim, winning prestigious competitions such as the Paganini Competition and receiving the Avery Fisher Career Grant. Known for his "awesome technical command and maturity" (The Strad) and "absolute virtuosity" (L’ape musicale), Zhu continues to dazzle audiences worldwide with his performances.

Joining him is the equally talented Maxim Lando, a pianist celebrated for his "remarkable virtuosity and musical sensitivity." Lando has made headlines performing alongside renowned artists and has won numerous awards, including the Gilmore Young Artist Award and First Prize in both the New York Franz Liszt International Competition and The Vendome Prize.

The program for the evening includes a selection of works that showcase the depth and breadth of their musical artistry, featuring compositions by Maurice Ravel, Eugène Ysaÿe, Lili Boulanger, and Franz Waxman.

Before the concert, take advantage of the free shuttle service from Metro North’s Katonah train station to Caramoor, starting 1.5 hours before the performance. And don't let the weather concern you; the event will take place rain or shine in the fully indoor Music Room. Enhance your visit by exploring select rooms of the Rosen House during our Open House hours from 6:00pm to 7:00pm, no RSVP required.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the extraordinary talents of Kevin Zhu and Maxim Lando in a recital that promises to be a highlight of the summer season at Caramoor. Buy your tickets now and add this event to your calendar for an evening of exquisite music and artistic brilliance.

Kevin Zhu, violin Maxim Lando, piano

The Rosen House at Caramoor

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the degree Artist Diploma. Jaewon Wee is a student of Cho-Liang Lin. 


Jaewon Wee, Violin

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Traditionally, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra welcomes the New Year with an attractive and entertaining program in the festive atmosphere of the Wiesbaden Kurhaus - this time under the direction of the Portuguese conductor Nuno Coelho. The chief conductor of the Orquesta Sinfónica del Principado de Asturias and the South Korean violinist Bomsori Kim present a rousing musical program that combines French esprit, Spanish temperament and Mediterranean timbres.

New Year's Concert Wiesbaden

Kurhausplatz 1

Symphony Concert Operas Of Seville

Civic Auditorium Santa Cruz

Watsonville High School

Sisters Fiona and Hina Khuong-Huu are a dazzling duo who, at just 16 and 18 years old, have performed around the world and brought home countless prestigious awards, from Hina’s 2023 Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition win to Fiona’s first prize at the 2017 Grumiaux Competition. While the New York City natives continue their studies at Juilliard (and Hina pursues a double degree at Columbia University), they perform together and as sought-after soloists, including at this year’s Bouchaine Young Artist concert.

Bouchaine Young Artist Series: Fiona & Hina Khuong-Huu

The Culinary Institute of America at Copia

Curtis Institute of Music students perform over 100 free recitals during the semester, held on most Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. Admission requires advance registration and is complimentary.

Violin, Viola, and Cello

Curtis Institute of Music

Supporting young musicians is especially close to Anne-Sophie Mutter’s heart. To this end, she founded the Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation in 2008 and can now look back on an impressive roster of distinguished scholarship recipients, including Vilde Frang, Sergey Khachatryan, Daniel Müller-Schott, and Kian Soltani. Her latest discovery is Elias David Moncado, born in 2000: a German-Spanish-Malaysian violinist who won the Grand Prix and ten special prizes at the Karol Lipiński Competition in Poland, gave his first recital at New York’s Carnegie Hall in 2025, and will release his debut album on the Warner Classics label in 2026. For this Lucerne debut, he will perform Maurice Ravel’s irresistible Violin Sonata, an American-inspired work with a “blue” movement at its center. Playing the “Ludwig, ex-Szigeti” Stradivari, he will also tackle high-virtuoso fare such as Franz Waxman’s finger-breaking Carmen Fantasie. And four more of Mutter’s protégés will also appear in this extraordinary debut concert, performing two brand-new pieces that Anne-Sophie Mutter commissioned especially for them to mark the 50th anniversary of her Lucerne stage debut — works now receiving their world premieres. For championing new music is another of this great virtuoso’s passions.

Elias David Moncado | David Tobin | Ye-Eun Choi | Hwayoon Lee | Lionel Martin | Lauma Skride

Lukaskirche Lucerne

Weill - Songs

Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Theatre

Daring virtuosity and a gloriously free spirit are among the attributes with which Chloe Chua has won critical plaudits and audience ovations. The Singaporean violinist, not yet 20, speaks through her instrument with striking maturity and wisdom, whether connecting with listeners in the concert hall or online. Her lunchtime programme frames Beethoven’s gripping A minor Violin Sonata with two mighty showpieces, Tartini’s fiendishly difficult ‘Devil’s Trill’ Sonata and the heart-warming Carmen Fantasie by Franz Waxman, among the greatest composers of Hollywood’s Golden Age.

Chloe Chua violin; Julien Quentin piano

Wigmore Hall

The first half of the last century saw a remarkable flowering of new music for viola, inspired in part by the influence of the great violist Lionel Tertis, in part by composer-performers such as Cecil Forsyth and Paul Hindemith. The Passacaglia from the latter’s expressionist Sonata for solo viola Op. 11 No. 5 provides a powerful contrast to the gentle lyricism and sparky energy of York Bowen’s two Duos and radiant beauty of his Romance in A. Timothy Ridout includes the rhapsodic eloquence of Forsyth’s Chanson Celtique and the Lament that Frank Bridge first performed at Wigmore Hall with Tertis in 1912.

Franz Waxman

Events

Upcoming events

Sep 3, 2026

Elias David Moncado | David Tobin | Ye-Eun Choi | Hwayoon Lee | Lionel Martin | Lauma Skride · Lucerne Festival

Sep 13, 2026

Weill - Songs · Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino

Nov 11, 2026

Chloe Chua violin; Julien Quentin piano · Wigmore Hall

Nov 14, 2026

Timothy Ridout viola; Hélène Clément viola; Ting-Ru Lai viola; Matthew Lipman viola; Georgy Kovalev viola; James Baillieu piano · Wigmore Hall

Past events

Nov 16, 2025 - Mar 25, 2026

Peter Pan · Volksoper Wien

Oct 18, 2025

Masterworks: Elemental Music · Western Piedmont Symphony

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