Boston Symphony Orchestra News

The past weekend's Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts at Tanglewood offered an informal travelogue of nationalist musical style.

Doctors have found the growth on conductor James Levine 's kidney to be malignant, according to a statement released yesterday by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Shi-Yeon Sung never expected to take a conducting job in the United States, much less get a debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

A biopsy will be performed on the kidney that was removed this week from Boston Symphony Orchestra and Metropolitan Orchestra music director James Levine, his brother said Wednesday.

Julian Kuerti, assistant conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is one of several conductors filling in for James Levine at Tanglewood.

Leonard Slatkin will replace James Levine as conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra for its upcoming performance at Tanglewood on Friday, according to the BSO.

In this July 7, 2006 file photo, Boston Symphony Orchestra music director James Levine acknowledges applause as he arrives at the podium to conduct the symphony on its opening night at Tanglewood in Lenox, ...

Kidney surgery this week will force James Levine to miss the rest of the Tanglewood season, the Boston Symphony Orchestra music director announced in a statement yesterday.

Boston Symphony Orchestra conductor James Levine will have a kidney removed in surgery this week, causing him to miss the remainder of the Tanglewood season.

Correction: Because of inaccurate information provided by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, yesterday's Names column erroneously reported that James Taylor and Carole King sang "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" at ...

Violinist Tamara Smimova, Associate Concertmaster of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Concertmaster of the Boston Pops, will perform works by Handel-Halvorsen, Mozart and Martinu with violoist Michael ...

Has Colin Davis ever given a less than good performance of Sibelius? In fact, his recorded legacy has amply proven that he is a great Sibelian -- going back to his first and perhaps still best traversal of the ...

"We wanted to just help give people a break on gas," said Boston Symphony Orchestra public relations director Bernadette Horgan.

The Museum of Fine Arts has reached its $500 million fund-raising goal, the largest sum for a campaign by an arts institution in Boston history.

Come to the Berkshires, enjoy some culture and hospitality, and be rewarded for spending your hard-earned cash on the gasoline to get here.

The No. 1 attraction for a classical music critic this summer has to be Berlioz's mammoth opera, "Les Troyens." There are those who will tell you Tanglewood's 100th birthday celebration of composer Elliott ...

Seeking to position itself for what could be a $400 million fund-raising campaign, the Boston Symphony Orchestra yesterday released an economic-impact study that states it generates $166.7 million a year in ...

Seeking to back its claims of a substantial economic impact on Boston and the Berkshires, the Boston Symphony Orchestra has released a study that found that the world's largest symphony organization and its ...

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In the Voisinage: Roger Voisin -- whose sweet-voiced, French-accented trumpet was a distinctive part of the Boston Symphony Orchestra from 1935 until 1973 -- coaches Chris Scanlon at a recent master class in ...