25 Best New York Classical Music Blogs and Websites in 2024

1. WQXR

WQXR is a renowned classical music radio station based in New York, dedicated to bringing the best of classical music to its listeners. Owned by New York Public Radio, WQXR offers a rich array of programs, live performances, and features highlighting both historical and contemporary classical music. The station's editorial team includes various hosts and contributors, all passionate about promoting classical music. WQXR is committed to making classical music accessible to a wide audience through its radio broadcasts, digital content, and community initiatives.
Blog wqxr.org
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2. The Violin Channel

The Violin Channel, established in 2009 by Geoffrey John Davies, is a premier platform for classical music news, media, and streaming. Based in New York City, it provides a wide range of content, including industry news, masterclasses, competition coverage, interviews, educational resources, and live concert streams. The channel's mission is to support and promote promising young string soloists and ensembles while pushing the boundaries of classical music. The Violin Channel is staffed by a dedicated team, including Geoffrey John Davies as CEO and Editor-in-Chief, and Julia Furlan as Editorial Manager.
Blog theviolinchannel.com
Facebook Followers 403.5KTwitter Followers 20.6KInstagram Followers 156.4K Frequency 5 posts/day Domain Authority 53 Get Email Contact

3. Symphony

Symphony, the signature publication of the League of American Orchestras, covers the critical issues, developments, trends, and people of the orchestra world. Published online year-round, with a special Symphony magazine print edition for the League's National Conference, Symphony features breaking news, cutting-edge research, provocative essays, interviews, and in-depth articles.
Blog symphony.org
Facebook Followers 12.7KTwitter Followers 13.1KInstagram Followers 3.5K Frequency 4 posts/day Domain Authority 40 Get Email Contact

4. Sequenza21

Welcome to the thriving hub of the Contemporary Classical Music Community-Sequenza21. For over a decade, it has been the go-to online space for creators, performers, and enthusiasts of new music. Join them in celebrating the convergence of innovation, exploration, and artistic appreciation in the world of contemporary classical music.
Blog sequenza21.com
Facebook Followers 1.3KTwitter Followers 4.2K Frequency 2 posts/week Since Sep 2006 Domain Authority 51 Get Email Contact

5. Manhattan School of Music

Manhattan School of Music is one of the world's premier music conservatories for classical music, jazz, and musical theatre. With more than 960 talented undergraduate and graduate students from at least 45 countries and nearly all 50 United States; it is known for its innovative curricula - offering classical, jazz, and musical theatre training - and world-renowned artist-teacher faculty.
Blog msmnyc.edu/news
Facebook Followers 48.8KTwitter Followers 5.6KInstagram Followers 33.8K Frequency 1 post/week Domain Authority 55 Get Email Contact

6. The New Criterion » Classical Music

Published monthly from September through June, The New Criterion brings together a wide range of young and established critics whose common aim is to bring you the most incisive criticism being written today. The New Criterion, edited by Roger Kimball, was founded in 1982 by the art critic Hilton Kramer and the pianist and music critic Samuel Lipman. Check out the articles featured in The New Criterion on Classical-music.
Blog newcriterion.com
Facebook Followers 15.3KTwitter Followers 14KInstagram Followers 4.6K Frequency 15 posts/year Domain Authority 64 Get Email Contact

7. I Care If You Listen

I Care If You Listen is an award-winning multimedia hub for living music creators powered by the American Composers Forum. It was born from a desire to create a dedicated space for talking about contemporary classical music. Through a unique blend of music criticism, promotional features, and multimedia content, it strives to be a leading advocate for artists who have been historically underrepresented or marginalized in Western classical music by highlighting equitable programming, facilitating challenging conversations, cultivating a safe platform, and creating educational resources.
Blog icareifyoulisten.com
Twitter Followers 72.5KInstagram Followers 5.9K Frequency 3 posts/week Domain Authority 49 Get Email Contact

8. Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise

Alex Ross has been the music critic of The New Yorker since 1996. His first book, The Rest Is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth Century, published in 2007, won a National Book Critics Circle Award and the Guardian First Book Award, and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.
Blog therestisnoise.com
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9. Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS) is one of eleven constituents of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the largest performing arts complex in the world. It has its home in Alice Tully Hall - the finest hall in the world for chamber music. Through its performance, education, and recording/broadcast activities, it draws more people to chamber music than any other organization of its kind.
Blog chambermusicsociety.org
Facebook Followers 48.5KTwitter Followers 9.8KInstagram Followers 67.4K Frequency 3 posts/quarter Domain Authority 54 Get Email Contact

10. Feast of Music » Classical Music

Feast of Music covers live music in NYC, and occasionally other places. Launched in 2007, it aspires to give equal voice to all kinds of music: everything from an indie show in a Williamsburg dive, to an orchestra concert in Carnegie Hall.
Blog feastofmusic.com
Twitter Followers 2.4KInstagram Followers 809 Frequency 5 posts/month Domain Authority 38 Get Email Contact

11. Chamber Music America

Chamber Music is the only national magazine dedicated to the art and business of small ensemble music. A benefit of CMA membership, it's essential reading for everyone in the chamber music community. It develops and strengthens an evolving chamber music community through public programming, grant programs, career seminars, events, and arts advocacy.
Blog chambermusicamerica.org
Facebook Followers 7.5KTwitter Followers 6.9KInstagram Followers 5.5K Frequency 4 posts/quarter Domain Authority 48 Get Email Contact

12. New York Classical Review

New York Classical Review was founded in March 2010 by music critic Lawrence A. Johnson to establish a single, one-stop online source for classical music coverage. He is the former classical music critic of the Miami Herald, and, before that, a classical music writer at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Find Opera reviews, the latest Classical Music news, and exhaustive articles on the current American Classical scene.
Blog newyorkclassicalreview.com
Frequency 1 post/week Domain Authority 47 Get Email Contact

13. New York Concert Review, Inc.

In a visionary move, Howard Aibel, the esteemed Founder and President of New York Concert Review, Inc., has steered the prestigious platform into the vibrant realm of online journalism. Embracing a dynamic web-only format, the magazine now presents extensive reviews adorned with captivating color photos of revered artists. New York Concert Review resonates with the spirit of the digital era, delivering an enriched and immersive experience for music enthusiasts worldwide.
Blog nyconcertreview.com
Frequency 2 posts/month Domain Authority 35 Get Email Contact

14. American Classical Orchestra Blog

The ACO is devoted to preserving and performing the repertoire of 17th, 18th, and 19th-century composers. By playing the music on original instruments and using historical performance techniques, they attempt to recreate the sounds an audience would have experienced when the music was written and first performed. They pass along skills and appreciation for this practice to future generations through concert performances and educational programs.
Blog aconyc.org/blog
Facebook Followers 1.8KTwitter Followers 647Instagram Followers 1.8K Frequency 1 post/month Domain Authority 32 Get Email Contact

15. WXXI Classical Blog

WXXI Classical 91.5 is a full-time classical public radio station with local hosts presenting the best in classical music - from centuries ago to today. This is a place where their classical hosts, interns, and artists can share their stories, viewpoints, and points of view on topics related to classical music and the arts in general. Come back to this page often to read the latest and share your comments.
Blog wxxiclassical.org
Facebook Followers 2.4KTwitter Followers 710 Frequency 1 post/month Domain Authority 26 Get Email Contact

16. Opera, My Love Magazine

Find Everything about opera including articles, essays, news, photographs, interviews, and more. Opera, My Love Magazine is now part of Idea Publications LTD, is the creation of Tiziano Thomas Dossena, Editorial Director of L'Idea Magazine (NY) and co-author of 'Dona Flor, An Opera By Niccolo` van Westerhout.'
Blog operamylove.com
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17. Music Meets Drama

Music meets Drama is a blog authored by Kathleen Shimeta. Renowned for her versatile performances, Shimeta excels in her one-woman show featuring the captivating works of Gena Branscombe. Her CD, 'Ah, Love I Shall Find Thee,' on Albany Records, is a testament to her mastery. Recognized by the Library of Congress, she passionately advocates for the preservation and promotion of Branscombe's music.
Blog kathleensonewomanjourney.blogspot.com
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18. New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic connects with up to 50 million music lovers annually through live concerts in New York and around the world, broadcasts, recordings, education programs, and the Leon Levy Digital Archives. Visit their blog and learn more about their special updates and offers, news and event invites, audio and video content, playlists, and more.
Blog nyphil.org
Facebook Followers 467.6KTwitter Followers 182KInstagram Followers 250.6K Frequency 10 posts/year Domain Authority 66 Get Email Contact

19. WNED Classical Music Blog

Ignite your love of classical music with the articles published in the WNED Classical Blog. Here you can find classical music news, reviews, and analysis from Buffalo and around the world. Browse through feature writings from the WNED Classical hosts about the music played on air, news, and essays about classical music, curated videos, and other features highlighting the joy of great music. For more than 50 years, viewers have turned to member-supported WNED as a powerful and trusted resource. It is a leading bi-national public broadcasting organization.
Blog wned.org
Facebook Followers 3.9KTwitter Followers 507 Domain Authority 46 Get Email Contact

20. Chamber Orchestra of New York

The Chamber Orchestra of New York is a premier ensemble that features a seasoned roster of their city's most flourishing musicians. The orchestra is internationally distinguished for championing unique repertoire that bridges classical and modern traditions, including iconic film music, through premieres and world premiere recordings of rediscovered masterworks. Through all-embracing approaches with its distinct programs from performances to educational outreach, the orchestra aims to cultivate a broader audience across generations for the future of classical music.
Blog chamberorchestraofnewyork.org
Facebook Followers 8.5KTwitter Followers 1.3KInstagram Followers 2.7K Domain Authority 35 Get Email Contact

21. Death of Classical

Death of Classical was created by Andrew Ousley, after he discovered the extraordinary Crypt Chapel underneath the Church of the Intercession in Harlem, and decided that he wanted to create a concert series that would offer a more powerful experience around Classical Music and Opera, and help revive a broader excitement about the art form.
Blog deathofclassical.com
Facebook Followers 1.1KTwitter Followers 163Instagram Followers 5.9K Domain Authority 35 Get Email Contact