Ms. Hunt’s operatic lyric soprano blended seamlessly with Earl Wrightson’s baritone in a partnership that lasted nearly 40 years.

Randy Travis thrilled in direct proportion to his head bobbling, a small sign of attitude from this most grandfatherly of country music stars.

As the headliner for the Latin concert at Central Park Summerstage, Jerry Rivera drew on two decades’ worth of love songs that still made women squeal.

Classical music has been treated as a poor relation at the Lincoln Center Festival in recent summers, but this year the tally was down to this one program.

New releases from Ashley Tisdale, Assembly of Dust and the Marcus Strickland Trio.

A highly unusual and free concert will be a chance to witness an art-music composer who has had a tremendous, if underappreciated, impact in the world of rock.

At the Bard Music Festival, Wagner’s early works, musical innovations and controversial racial agendas will be explored.

Reviews of releases by Franz Koglmann, Jason Marsalis, Art Pepper and Fred Hersch.

Just when hip hop was getting a little bland, up pops Homecut.

Life-affirming concept album from the hip-hopper.

Typically uncompromising and full of characteristically spiky humour.

Soul pop that could take Ciara to the next level.

Sexy 21st century pseudo-R 'n' B that’s been sealed with a fizz.

Finale’s dreams are well worth hearing.

Sovereign can still stand proud as one of Chalk Hill housing estate's best exports.

Two Fingers is a hugely impressive collaborative album.

This cookie is full of potential.

Think a less memorable Spank Rock.

Hardcore hip-hop fans owe it to themselves to at least hear this record once.

A genuine masterpiece.