Virginia Arts Festival has appointed pianist Olga Kern as the new Connie & Marc Jacobson Chamber Music Series Director, beginning with the 2019 season.

Five years after releasing his turbulent sounding break-through album, Phosphorescent, aka Matthew Houck has put his restless demons aside for a stable, hazy groove of contentment on “C’e La Vie.”

Kurt Weill’s Street Scene is a hybrid of opera and musical theatre that offers a potpourri of genres.

Why did comic legend Groucho Marx sing to local film critic Mal Vincent? Mal explains this week in Mal's World.

Returning to the workforce after time away? Considering a career change? We have tips for you from two career experts.

Almost one year to the day after he shockingly passed away, “An American Treasure” the first posthumous compilation of Tom Petty’s music bridges the gaps between the six cd box set “Playback” released in 1995 with four more discs of previously unreleased material

Last weekend, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra commenced their 2018-2019 season with performances at the Ferguson Center for the Arts, Chrysler Hall, and the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts. The show, titled Pictures at an Exhibition, featured the orchestra at its finest under conductor JoAnn Falletta, who’s now in her last full season with the VSO, having served as the Music Director since 1991.

Mal Vincent remembers the first six times Glenn Close was a nominee and didn’t take home the Oscar.