Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
The latest guest on Zsolt Bognar’s Living the Classical World is the fast-rising South African soprano, Golda Schulz. Joyous and
From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: Mikis Theodorakis, who turned 90 last month, earned worldwide fame for the music
WE’re in a position to name the member of the Curtis Institute’s senior leadership who was laid off in a
A letter has gone out to artists from Dominique Meyer, sovrintendente of La Scala, warning them that he has to
Jonas Sakalauskas, director of Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet, has called in sick with Covid-19. ‘I received positive data this
The Academy of St Martin in the Fields will give one of London’s first indoor audience concerts on Sunday 23
The philanthropist Warner Henry has died at 82. Together with his wife Carol, he was the principal backer of Los
The Salzburg Festival has prohibted the use of fans during performances, despite soaring temperatures. “This would allow infectious aerosols, which
We hear from an insider that the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia has just laid off 14 staff, one of them
The Spanish Minister of Culture and Sports, José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, has clarified the country’s position on its most celebrated
Haven’t heard it since infancy.