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Sorry, Amira Willighagen and Putri Ayu Silaen: Sony Masterworks Signs Jackie Evancho to Portrait Records, 'Awakening' Album and Tour in September

Sony Music Masterworks announces a worldwide recording agreement with platinum selling classical-crossover artist Jackie Evancho. Her new album, Awakening will be released on the Portrait Records imprint on September 30, 2014 coinciding with an international tour.

By Classicalite Newsdesk

CLICK: Iraqi Youth Orchestra's U.S. Debut, Operatic Moms Quiz, Colorado Pot Tunes, Stolen Strad, Bang on a Can Cartoon

Founded in 2009 by then 17-year-old pianist Zuhal Sultan, the National Youth Orchestra of Iraq--"the world's bravest orchestra"--needs your help in coming to America.
By Logan K. Young
'On the Town' Dances Back to Broadway for 70th Anniversary

An all-star creative team is bringing Broadway a revival of the original Leonard Bernstein/Jerome Robbins/Betty Comden/Adolph Green musical this October.
By Jon Sobel

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Sorry, Amira Willighagen and Putri Ayu Silaen: Sony Masterworks Signs Jackie Evancho to Portrait Records, 'Awakening' Album and Tour in September

CLICK: Iraqi Youth Orchestra's U.S. Debut, Operatic Moms Quiz, Colorado Pot Tunes, Stolen Strad, Bang on a Can Cartoon

'On the Town' Dances Back to Broadway for 70th Anniversary

EXCLUSIVE: Classicalite Q&A with New Orleans Young Lioness Carsie Blanton

WATCH: Keith Jarrett Continues Reign of Debauchery in Japan, Satirical Cartoon Arises from Another Embarrassing Concert

New Yorker Editor David Remnick Plays "Autumn Leaves," Springsteen, Grateful Dead and Dylan on His Spare Strat

Jazz at Lincoln Center, WKCR'S Ben Young Offer Four Wednesday Lessons in Free Pianist Cecil Taylor at Swing University

Hugh Jackman Returning to Broadway This Fall in Jez Butterworth's 'The River'

Hairy Situation on Broadway as 'Matilda' Cast Battles Lice

Sir George Christie, Beloved Glyndebourne Opera Chief, Dead at 80

Kill Shakespeare Comics to Go Live as Radio Play and Podcast

Soprano Anna Netrebko Pulls Out Again for Tatar Republic Debut, Promises a Follow Up at the End of the Month

The God-Child Myth: Are Child Singers Jackie Evancho, Amira Willighagen, Angelina Jordan Astar, Etc. Actually Talented?

Jules Styne's Broadway Dud, 'Subways Are For Sleeping,' Looking Homeward After British Success

EXCLUSIVE: Classicalite Q&A with Trombone Virtuoso Kenneth Carr

Israeli Jazz Festival in Chicago Features Diverse Lineup: Mika Karni, Anat Cohen, Idan Raichel Project and More

No Mo' Satchmo: Critic and Playwright Terry Teachout Wins $250,000 Prize from GOP's Lynde and Harry Brandley Foundation

Not a Complete Unknown: Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone,''Hard Rain' Manuscripts Fetch $2 Million at Sotheby's June Auction in New York?