JOSHUA BARONE

His second book, “Blackouts,” a finalist for the National Book Award, shifts between fact and fiction to tell an intergenerational story.

Long a rising star, she is getting a new Metropolitan Opera production built around her, and it’s the house’s first Spanish-language show.

Audiences could take in works by Strauss and Kaija Saariaho, as well as a new one by Gabriela Lena Frank about Frida Kahlo and Diego...

She brought new textures to modernist music, sometimes using electronics, and became the first female composer to have two operas staged by the Met.

The director Phelim McDermott, who has acted like a visual translator of Glass’s music, pays tribute to the composer in their show “Tao of Glass.”

Dudamel, the New York Philharmonic’s next music director, has a varied catalog of classics and contemporary works, as well as film scores.

Will Liverman and DJ King Rico’s “The Factotum,” at Lyric Opera of Chicago, is a gloss on “The Barber of Seville” set in a South...

The women behind the event, which is returning in full force after two years of pandemic disruptions, discuss its place in a difficult industry.

This superstar cellist’s latest project, which has taken him to America’s national parks, aims to newly understand our place in the world.

This composer, diarist and reluctant pioneer of gay liberation has died. A critic remembers visiting him in his twilight.