contemporary classical music

Cutting-edge wearable technology and one central Ohio orchestra’s new initiative are enabling Deaf, Hard of Hearing and DeafBlind audiences to experience the power of music in a whole new way.

Although women than ever before are becoming professional composers, orchestra concert programs continue to feature far more music composed by men. The New Albany Symphony Orchestra and guest violinist Isabelle Ai Durrenberger will buck that trend in a concert this weekend celebrating women composers and performers.

The Columbus-based contemporary music chamber ensemble Chamber Brews will perform inter/cepted, a program of works by American composers Mohammed Fairouz, Terry Riley, Zachery Meier and Pauline Oliveros, Dec. 2 and 14.

You might still be reeling from the crazy crosswinds that blew through central Ohio last weekend. But recently a totally different kind of breeze blew…

For many instrumentalists, the idea to "sing through your instrument" is just a figure of speech. But for Cleveland-based Ogni Suono saxophone duo, it's…

Earlier today in the Classical 101 studios, madness reigned supreme.Members of the New York City-based modern music collective Tenth Intervention stopped…

He was pivotal in reviving the American musical genre of ragtime. He has composed music in a range of styles that all but erases the lines between art…

Columbus is becoming a hotbed of new music activity, and flutist Lindsey Goodman is right in the thick of it.A committed champion of new music, Goodman…

Composer and sound artist Matthew Burtner says he understands the sound of snow.“Growing up in Alaska, the sound of snow is what really got me into…