Patrick Neas

A little jazz, a little knighthood and a lot of Bach coming up in this 2024-25 season.

Michael Stern’s final concert with the Kansas City Symphony is next weekend. This one will be different from most.

The Kansas City Baroque Consortium is celebrating its 15th anniversary with three concerts.

“In jazz, there are so many little personal connections and communications that happen. When you see that happen, it’s truly an experience.”

“His technical prowess, combined with his emotional depth, sets him apart as a truly exceptional artist.”

Accordion players gather in Kansas City next week, with events culminating in this grand finale.

Students in Kenya are yearning to play music. Here’s how Kansas Citians are making it happen.

“We’ve got a wider array of styles of music than we’ve ever had before.”

Newly arrived Matthias Pintscher is taking the Kansas City Symphony on a European tour. But first, they’re offering a sneak peek here.

For the past two decades, the soft-spoken, English-born professor has been training and mentoring movers and shakers in the world of classical music.