The passing of Schlesinger and other beloved musicians emphasizes our collective feeling of helplessness during an unpredictable time, but they also leave behind a light to help us find our way out of the darkness.

​March’s best new classical albums included a pair of recordings from violinist Isabelle Faust, performances of Chopin concertos by Yundi Li and Benjamin Grosevenor, and Grieg violin sonatas as interpreted by Elena Urioste and by Eldbjørg Hemsing.

​The country superstar demonstrated a keen grasp of the leeway granted by his audience, which allowed him to paint outside the lines without alienating anyone.

​The acclaimed jazz fusion guitarist talks about the challenges and joys that come with reinterpreting one of the most famous catalogs in music.

​Our classical editors paid special attention to new recordings from Quatuor Ébène, the Brodsky Quartet, the Fine Arts Quartet, and the Leonore Piano Trio.

​The Austin-based Latin funk and rock band returns with its first set of originals in eight years, following a series of albums reinterpreting the Black Sabbath and Public Enemy catalogs. 

​The Booksmart star and her sister are ready to kick their musical career into gear. They shared how they discuss a song’s meaning with each other, why they chose “Raleigh” as their first single, and the advice Olivia Wilde gave them about directing their own music video.

​The track and its roller-skating-themed video come from the sister duo’s upcoming new album, Put the Shine On, their first since 2015.

​Last month our classical editors dove into the treasure trove of recordings released to mark the 250th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven.

It was a big night for ​Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Gary Clark Jr., and Tanya Tucker. We’ve collected the list of winners and the corresponding AllMusic reviews.