Classical KC Spotlight

Robert McNichols Jr. of the Black Musical Arts Community Choir shares how the ensemble is redefining what Black "classical" music can sound like and how representation matters.

The Prairie Village, KS native's theatrical concert work, presented by the Harriman-Jewell series, makes its U.S. premiere at the Folly Theater on April 12.

We're excited to announce our new format, sharing country music with all of Kansas City 24/7. Get a sneak peek of the programming you can expect from us moving forward.

Hyeyeon Park and Dmitri Atapine join the organization, marking the first change in artistic leadership since its founding 45 years ago.

Winners of the No Divide Art Song Competition will be featured as part of No Divide KC's 'Come As You Are' concert.

Thank you for helping to make Classical KC's spring membership drive a big success! Your support powers 24/7 classical music in Kansas City. Enjoy a playlist of selections from our guest curators to continue the celebration.

On the anniversary of Sergei Prokofiev's death, learn more about the rebellious composer and outstanding pianist.

Combining extended techniques with classical music traditions, George Crumb's work invites you to explore an entirely new world through sound.

By changing expectations surrounding concert etiquette and affordability, the organization is removing barriers that have deterred audiences from classical music in the past.

The music of Ukraine reflects its rich cultural heritage, with influences from Slavic, Asian, and folk traditions that went on to shape the broader world of classical music.

Famed American composer John Williams turned 90 on February 8. Celebrate his birthday with Classical KC as local experts in film and music reflect on his music and legacy.

Landlocked Opera, founded by real-life couple Jonathan Ray and Christina Casey-Ray, celebrates Valentine's Day with a night of romantic music from Giuseppe Verdi, performed by talented Kansas City artists.