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We’re already barreling toward the end of January, and we have a really cool slate of performances this weekend.

This week's Fanfare offers an early cornucopia to send us off into Thanksgiving week, with performances from the Galilee Chamber Orchestra, The Crossing, Judith Ingolfsson and more.

How many ways can music move? There’s no definitive answer to this Zen koan, but you could have a good time conducting research in the coming week.

In advance of 'John & Alice: A Coltrane Festival' at Penn Live Arts, here is a choice selection of pieces that speak to Alice and John Coltrane in dialogue.

Opera Philadelphia's Festival O series has consistently presented some of the most daring and forward-thinking bills available at a major American opera house, and this year's is no exception.

As Native American Heritage Month gets underway, we're listening closely to Chickasaw composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha ̍ Tate's earliest work, 'Winter Moons.'

Samara Joy, who won Best New Artist as well as Best Jazz Vocal Album at the 65th Grammy Awards, is one thing we can all agree on.

'Procession Along the Aciga Tree,' a new recording by PRISM Quartet, reflects Susie Ibarra's deep connections to the natural world, the cultural rites of the Philippines, and the language of improvisation.

This week's Fanfare features a plethora of performances, from Opera Delaware's production of La bohème, to the Curtis Symphony Orchestra featuring Time for Three, to The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by former music director Riccardo Muti, and more.

We’re starting 2025 off just like we do any year: with our eyes trained on the concert calendar. Here are 10 highlights happening between now and Memorial Day.