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A librarian discovered a long-lost Mozart manuscript containing never-before-heard music just weeks before his retirement. The 44-page notebook from 1778 will be performed publicly for the first time this Sunday at France's National Library.
The world's most-streamed show is introducing millions of children to Mozart, Holst, and Tchaikovsky without them even realizing it. Now, composer Joff Bush has released a full orchestral album featuring 100 Brisbane musicians.
Two musicians are proving an ancient two-string instrument can play Mozart and pack stadiums. Their viral tracks and world tours are bringing Kazakh culture to millions who've never heard a dombra before.
Alberto Cartuccia Cingolani started playing piano during COVID lockdown at age three and has since won over 70 first-place prizes in international competitions. His stunning performances of Mozart and other classical composers have captured hearts worldwide, proving that sometimes extraordinary talent emerges when you least expect it.
Women have been creating groundbreaking classical music for centuries, despite barriers that kept their work hidden or credited to men. Now their compositions are being rediscovered and performed for new audiences worldwide.
Hungarian pianist Peter Bence transformed his piano into an entire orchestra, tapping, rubbing, and looping sounds to reimagine Toto's "Africa." The creative performance has captured hearts worldwide with over 19 million views.
A toddler who went viral for drumming and singing "Pocketful of Sunshine" in perfect pitch just became the youngest performer ever on the Grand Ole Opry stage. Little Remi's natural talent has music experts calling him a genuine prodigy.
Baseball star Max Scherzer was ready to retire due to chronic thumb pain until he discovered an unusual cure: playing piano. The simple hobby strengthened his hands enough to pitch in the World Series and extend his Hall of Fame career.
A Cambridge neuroscientist's new book shows how ancient brains can thrive in our rapidly changing world. Her research reveals simple daily habits that boost creativity, empathy, and mental flexibility without any technology required.
In 2015, female composers made up just 2.2% of classical music played on ABC Classic. Today that number has soared to nearly 16%, signaling a major shift in Australia's music world.