Figures show a 5 percent rise in season attendance at Tanglewood.

The voice has probably lasted because his songs and style don't verry toward force and fury.

Michael Tilson Thomas used his many talents to depict the lives of the Thomashefskys before an enthusiastic Ozawa Hall crowd.

Garrick Ohlsson was up to the task with Brahms' beloved Piano Concerto No. 2.

The annual collaboration of the Mark Morris Dance Group and the Tanglewood Music Center was a crowd-pleaser.

Appreciating the contributions of artist Jules Feiffer, 80, and singer-songwriter Pete Seeger, 90, and recalling their House Committee on Un-American Activities experiences.

The beloved Peter Serkin led an all-Stravinsky program on Monday night.

Remember the joke about Mrs. Astor on the Titanic? "I know I rang for water but this is ridiculous!" It doesn't dare rain on Beethoven in the Berkshires, especially on Sunday afternoon, let alone at the Serge and Olga Koussevitzky Memorial Concert. Till yesterday, that is, when Lenox intersections, usually ...

Flutist Sir James Galway and his crowd-pleasing bag of tricks.

Boston Symphony Music Director James Levine has thought long and hard about "Don Giovanni."