The classical music world lost an innovative light when composer Julien Gauthier was killed in an attack by a grizzly bear in the Northwest Territories on August 15.

An estimated 50 million Chinese kids are now furiously studying classical piano. A look at China's modern-day piano-mania.

Lara St. John has gone public with sexual abuse allegations against a former teacher while studying at the Curtis Institute of Music when she was 14.

There is no doubt that there is something about the achingly sweet sound of the violin that makes it the ideal means of expressing sorrow and sadness.

Cellist Matthew Christakos and violinist Alison Kim have been named the winners of the 2019 Michael Measures Prize.

A look at how virtual reality technology is opening up entirely new ways of thinking about, and experiencing classical music.

Gallery 345 opened it's doors in 2005 and has served as an essential venue for smaller classical, jazz and contemporary music concerts in Toronto.

A recent study by Imperial College London and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in the UK provides a convincing argument for improvisation in classical music.

Did you know that classical music is the fourth most popular genre among music consumers? Or that it numbers more fans worldwide than R&B or hip hop?

Prominent venture capitalist Vinod Khosla states that the groundwork for the AI generated music revolution is well underway, and we will be listening to custom made song equivalents build to match our mood.