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Sol3 Mio Offer Satisfaction-Guaranteed Refund for Upcoming UK Tour

Hit New Zealand opera trio Sol3 Mio have given the people what they want: a satisfaction guaranteed refund. The group has offered all people who purchase a ticket for their upcoming U.K. tour total satisfaction or they will be able to get their ticket refunded.

By Jaime Prisco

Chicago Symphony Orchestra Announces 2015-16 Season, New Composers-In-Residence

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra recently announced its 125th Anniversary Season, during which the CSO will take a fresh look at some of the works the Orchestra has premiered over the past 125 years. The CSO also announced a renewed focus on the Austro-German orchestral repertoire, from Handel to Mahler, in 2015-16.
By Louise Burton
Renée Fleming, Josh Groban and Joshua Bell Star in Thirteen's Great Performance Concert 'La Dolce Vita: The Music of Italian Cinema'

Josh Groban, Renée Fleming and Joshua Bell will all be a part of Thirteen’s Great Performance’s concert “La Dolce Vita: The Music of Italian Cinema.”
By Jaime Prisco

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Sol3 Mio Offer Satisfaction-Guaranteed Refund for Upcoming UK Tour

Chicago Symphony Orchestra Announces 2015-16 Season, New Composers-In-Residence

Renée Fleming, Josh Groban and Joshua Bell Star in Thirteen's Great Performance Concert 'La Dolce Vita: The Music of Italian Cinema'

American Classical Orchestra Presents 'As the Masters Heard It,' Music by Beethoven, Mozart and Schubert, Soloist Sherezade Panthaki, Sarah Craft, Marc Molomot, Michael Kelly

New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Present Mahler's First Symphony 'Titan,' and Bernstein’s 'Age of Anxiety,' Kirill Gerstein as Guest Pianist

Israeli Conductor Israel Yinon, Known for Reviving the Works of Holocaust Composers, Collapses and Dies on Stage During a Concert

Free Concert at Carnegie Hall Features Cracow Duo in Celebration of Chopin's 205th Birthday

Mason Bates Named First Ever Composer-in-Residence at The Kennedy Center

BREAKING: Anna Netrebko, Metropolitan Opera's Curtain Call for Tchaikovsky's 'Iolanta' Interrupted on Stage by Wounded Warrior Ukraine CEO Roman J. Torgovitsky [VIDEO]

EXCLUSIVE: Guitarist Sharon Isbin on PBS Documentary 'Troubadour,' '5 Classical Albums' for Warner, Females and Gays on Guitar, Bach Suites with Rosalyn Tureck

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Odd Penchant for Toilet Humor Brought to Light in Letter to Cousin Maria Anna Thekla Mozart

2015 Lincoln Center Fest Opens with Danny Elfman's "Music From the Films of Tim Burton"

Mark Bebbington Presents 'You Don't Have to Be Jewish' Featuring World Premiere of Lost Works by Harriet Cohen, Works by Gershwin, Debussy, Bliss

Kronos Announces "Fifty for the Future" With Carnegie Hall: 50 New Works Commissioned Over Five Years

Danish National Chamber Orchestra Raises Money to Stay Open After Budget Cuts Shut It Down

EXCLUSIVE: Violinist Rachel Barton Pine Talks Mozart Concertos with Neville Marriner and St. Martin, Overcoming Childhood Poverty and Adult Tragedy, How to Play Your Own Cadenzas

Journalist Ben Yagoda Discussed the Death of Tin Pan Alley and the Great American Renaissance in Music in New Book 'The B-Side'

Zoë Keating Calls Out Google and YouTube Music Key Over 'Content ID' and Channel Forfeiture