It's not often a famous composer helps solve a 200-year-old mystery, but DNA from Beethoven's hair might actually do that.

With all the turmoil in the world, this play is a reminder to ask, ‘What will you do to make this moment worth living?'" ...

The Sinfonietta DuPage, under the direction of Dan D’Andrea, will present its spring concert featuring Terri Van Valkinburgh, ...

A St Albans orchestra will perform Beethoven's iconic 'Pastoral' Symphony for a concert at St Saviour's Church.

Opening with the firecracker-esque “Haffner” symphony, the Boston Baroque orchestra handled Pearlman’s sprightly tempo with ...

From Verona to the concert hall of the Calcutta School of Music, pianist Daniele Buccio brought with him a unique proposition ...

By the time Beethoven had written the Ninth, Hege said, the composer was completely deaf. “Going over these obstacles and then brimming over with optimism about this very radical idea ...

Approximately 100 professional singers and musicians will join the Main Street Chamber Orchestra (MCSO) for an upcoming ...

The Deaf Community has its particular set of distance requirements informed by their communication needs. In order to initiate a conversation, eye contact is required, while ample space is needed ...

He compared it to the band’s 1969 album “Tommy,” about a pinball wizard who’s deaf, dumb and blind. “The joys of getting old mean you go deaf, I also now have got the joy of going blind.

our overweight little Beethoven idolises the famous rock singer Top Guy. When he learned that Napoleon had crowned himself emperor, the deaf musical genius trampled on the score of the symphony ...

Daltrey drew eerie parallels to his own obstacles by humorously referenced the band’s 1969 rock opera Tommy, which tells the tale of a boy who is deaf, dumb and blind. “The joys of aging ...