Natalie Zeldin

Spanish Christian music, Sephardic Jewish song, and al-Andalus melodies meld in this special concert

Finally, a Traffic Jam we can enjoy, thanks to composer Steve Parker

The year saw Austin go big in classical with big-name artists and competitions coming to town, and big crowds, too

The Saengerrunde's new series turns classical music's "Three Bs" into brezels, bier, and bowling

The performance by this guitar-flute duo was equal parts intensity and grace – with rich and complex musicianship

This concert of music from the pacifist community offered a meaningful alternative to the usual July Fourth celebration

This is not your standard music festival – you'll hear sounds you've never heard before

The Cleveland Orchestra and three violinists gave performances that had the crowd on its feet after every piece

Verdi wrote an opera lover's dream, and Austin Lyric Opera realized it with an all-star cast

ASO performs Verdi's 'Requiem' to honor JFK in the hall he never reached on Nov. 22

Conductor Peter Bay spices up the symphonic menu with some new compositions

Photojournalists capture life 'In War's Wake' at DAC

What the 'Faust' – an opera with a nightclub scene?

La Follia's well-crafted program of music by Bach exposed the energetic and dynamic Baroque spirit

The ghost of Gershwin performs live in Austin