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Before she teamed up with Robbie Williams for the opening ceremony, Aida Garifullina joined an all-star classical roster for the World Cup Gala.

Sing for Hope places public pianos in spaces throughout NYC — after they’ve been touched-up by talented artists.

Baltimore’s MLB club honored the composer / conductor during a pregame ceremony before a Boston Red Sox matchup.

It’s easy to find out how to move a piano, but what makes you decide to do it for a living? Piano mover William Browne shares how he got into the game.

The auction house is selling autographed leaves from both Beethoven and John Cage.

The Quartet teamed up with Polish Pianist Piotr Anderszewski for a recording of Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet.

A 1966 documentary tracks conductor George Szell and The Cleveland Orchestra, and includes this moment rehearsing Beethoven’s Fifth.

The 15-year old cellist has had quite a year, including appearances on ‘From the Top’ and ‘Chicago Tonight.’

Outside Isaac Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall has boxes filled with loads of Ricola cough drops. Why are they there?

The two Argentine pianists join forces to perform Hubert’s two-piano arrangement of Piazzolla’s recognizable tango.

The pianist and cellist partnered up for an album, and recorded one of Saint-Saëns’s best-known works.

Watch Collegium Vocale Gent perform an excerpt from Monteverdi’s ‘Vespers’ in a scenic Tuscan monastery.

Clara Shen stepped into the 2018 Menuhin Competition ready to play a number of pieces — from a 1720 Bach to a 2018 Choi.

During a New York Philharmonic Young People’s Concert in 1963, Leonard Bernstein showcased a number of young talents — including a 16-year-old André Watts.

WQXR is bringing interactive concerts to elementary schools across New York City, and the latest featured members of the Decoda Ensemble performing music from Prokofiev’s 'Trapèze.'

Feast your eyes on a few of the worlds most beautiful — and geologically genius — outdoor music venues.

In her book Roth Unbound, journalist Claudia Roth Pierpont shares several anecdotes concerning the author — including this one about an Emerson Quartet performance at Carnegie Hall.

Grieg’s “Wedding Day at Troldhaugen” was written to celebrate his 25th anniversary with his wife Nina — and luckily for us, he left behind a recording of him performing it.

Musician or not, you've probably heard a viola diss. But why is this particular instrument always on the receiving end of these jokes?

Whether you slept through the broadcast or are itching to hear it again, enjoy the young cellist’s spectacular performance.