WASHINGTON, D.C. - National Public Radio's Performance Today has finally found a permanent replacement for longtime host Martin Goldsmith, who left a year ago after 13 years with PT. [Click here for story.] Fred Child, of NPR member station … » Read

Wed October 11, 2000 07:40 EDT EU approves AOL-Time Warner deal _ with conditions RAF CASERT Associated Press Writer BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) _ The European Union's executive body on Wednesday conditionally approved America Online Inc.'s $129 … » Read

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LONDON – “These are troubled times in classical music. With popular culture luring away audiences and record companies cutting back budgets and canceling contracts, orchestras are uncertain where to pitch their appeal.” In light of the … » Read

LONDON – “These are troubled times in classical music. With popular culture luring away audiences and record companies cutting back budgets and canceling contracts, orchestras are uncertain where to pitch their appeal.” In light of the … » Read

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The Fromm Music Foundation and the Harvard University Music Department commission ten new works annually from young as well as established composers. Founded by Paul Fromm in 1952 and located at Harvard University since 1972, … » Read

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LOS ANGELES (AP) _ North American concert attendance declined nearly 12 percent in the first half of 2005 despite the first drop in average ticket prices in a decade. Fans purchased 14.5 million tickets to the top 100 concert tours from January to … » Read

BERLIN - Two Janácek pilgrimages into what still called itself Czechoslovakia -- in 1954 a centenary congress in Brno that attracted experts on Leos Janácek "behind the Iron Curtain" from all over the world, and a subsequent "Prague Spring" … » Read

La Scala Elects New Board Members by Carlo Vitali A shift in the balance of power, as some Muti supporters depart in a huff MILAN -- After prolonged negotiations, Fondazione La Scala on Tuesday elected three new members to the board of … » Read