"classical events" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or occurrences that are considered classic or traditional. Example: The theater group is known for staging classical events such as Shakespearean plays and Greek tragedies.
For halls unaccustomed to presenting major classical events, adjustments are often necessary.
I passed over several other classical events, figuring that, in the spirit of Big Ears, I should venture into less familiar neighborhoods.
Eight o'clock, the inviolable starting time for classical events, is, for a lot of us, an awkward hour; we'd rather be sitting down to dinner, not digesting.
Mark Stryker, the longtime classical and jazz critic of the Detroit Free Press, took a buyout last year, and no one else regularly reviews classical events.
They can afford to attend because classical events aren't nearly as expensive as most people assume, especially in comparison with the extravagant pricing schemes for élite pop acts.
Philharmonia Virtuosi brings its popular Sunset Serenade Concerts back to Lasdon Park Arboretum in Somers, with pop and classical events on all five Saturdays in July as well as Aug. 1.
This week's main classical event features the violinist Midori, who joins friends in a concert of chamber music by Haydn, Schubert, and Dvořák.
The International Festival of Music, held in late summer in Lucerne, is a leading classical event, and the annual Montreux Jazz Festival attracts a large international audience.
Previous events in the White House music series, with jazz and country musicians, have taken place in the East Room, which holds about 120 people; a classical event on Nov. 4 will return there.
The main classical event this year celebrates four-hand and two-piano repertory with a concert called "Two by Four With the Ruhr," featuring piano works commissioned by the Ruhr Piano Festival and performed here by Dennis Russell Davies and Maki Namekawa.
Its first classical event features the breakout pianist, whose program combines selections from the Goldberg Variations with George Crumb's "Eine Kleine Mitternachtmusik," a tribute to Thelonious Monk; the singer-songwriter Essie Jain opens for Dinnerstein.
