New Haven Symphony Orchestra

About 700 local musicians are holding concerts May 2-3 to benefit flood victims in La Plata, the capital of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The April 2 flash floods killed about 50 people as 12 inches of rain fell in a few hours. Thousands of citizens were...

Connecticut arts groups will receive 11 grants totaling $440,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) $26.3 million in grants to nonprofit national, regional, state, and local organizations nationwide. The grants support projects in 13...

The New Haven Symphony Orchestra wants you to know that classical music is still relevant, especially you popular music fans. To help them spread the word, they're hosting violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain for an Artist Residency this month and next. DBR...

Offers of financial assistance to the families affected by the tragedy in Newtown has spurred the creation of several charity funds. Discount Power, Inc. is proud to partner with The United Way of Western Connecticut, administrators of the Sandy Hook...

The International Festival of Arts & Ideas June 16-30 at various venues throughout downtown New Haven. A full schedule of the dozens of festival events can be found online or at the Arts & Ideas information booth on New Haven Green during the festival....

Fairfield University has announced its 2012-2013 season, and it includes the usual wide array of events, from fine art exhibits and lectures to Grammy-winning musicians and dance troupes. As far as music goes, the Quick Center will host concerts by the...

Besides the New Haven Green concerts, there will be other musical events at the International Festival of Arts & Ideas, which takes place June 16 to 30 in New Haven including the return of the popular "Music at Dusk" series at 470 College St. and a series...

So many things to do this week… Here are seven of them that we find to be badass in some way, shape or form. Thursday, Dec. 8: New Haven Symphony Orchestra at the Quick Center, Farifield. Their program, entitled "A Victorian Christmas" will be...

Handel's Messiah was a slow burn — it was first performed in Dublin in 1753, and wasn't very popular at all for a while. It was originally written to accommodate small, practical-sized groups of musicians, but was inflated to orchestra/giant choir...

55TH ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE TOUR OF LITCHFIELD July 13 - Features selection of historic and architecturally significant homes. Self-guided tour begins at the information booth on the green. Proceeds benefit Connecticut Junior Republic. •10 a.m.-5 p.m....

ASTON MAGNA FESTIVAL July 6 - Works of Mozart and Haydn. Nancy Armstrong, soprano; Peter Sykes, keyboard. July 13 - Works of J.S. Bach and Vivaldi. Sharon Baker, soprano, and Stephen Hammer, soloist, joined by instrumental ensemble led by violinist...

BUSHNELL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Dec. 15 - Anne Murray: "What A Wonderful Christmas." 3 p.m. Mortensen Hall. April 30 - Bobby McFerrin plus guests. 7:30 p.m. Mortensen Hall. •Call for tickets. Schedule subject to change. 166 Capitol Ave.,...