The Berlin conductor, Scotland’s most successful baton export, reminisces about his country’s musical glory days in the 1970s in an interview with Edinburgh Music Review.

A live performance from 1951 – inimitable.  

A family member of Helmut Winschermann has found him dead at his home in Bonn. Winschermann, who made more than 100 recordings, started out as

From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: The Viennese pianist Friedrich Gulda was a commanding interpreter of Mozart and Beethoven in the 1950s and 1960s.

The Milwaukee Ochestra has hired a new principal. He’s 19 years old and plays tuba. Robert Black makes his debut tomorrow, playing laying Paul Hindemith’s

Ithaca College, which was founded as a music school, is taking an axe to its music teaching. Out of the graduate programs that are being

March 5, 1953 was also the day Serge Prokofiev died. Gould plays and talks Prokofiev in this rarely seen recording.

The Menuhin Competition and Richmond Symphony have decided to present a virtual version of this year’s event in May. Covid-19 makes a live competition untenable.

Deutsche Grammophon has signed Magdalena Hoffmann, principal harp of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Hoffmann, 30, is originally from Düsseldorf.  

Paul Laubin, regarded as America’s oboe maker, was found dead by police in his Peekskill, NY, workshop on Monday night. Paul was 88, He produced

We are saddened to learn of the death in Leeds of Anna Shuttleworth, former professor of cello at the Royal College of Music. Her students