Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
Good news from the graveyard shift. Last August we reported that Sacramento had lost both its orchestra and opera company,
The results of the public vote are in… and they are decisive. More than half the votes cast (51%) went
After listening to 152 contenders, the Chopin judges have agreed on 84 finalists for October. The largest contingents are from
Not because he loves music, necessarily. Owning a record label no longer makes you rich. But Warner owner Len Blavatnik,
Our eagle-eyed social affairs correspondent spotted a small-ads announcement in yesterday’s Times (recte), announcing the engagement of Mr Iestyn Davies,
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The ugly political eruption at Friday night’s Jerusalem Quartet concert could and should have been prevented. The Quartet are a
‘In 35 years reviewing for The Times,’ says Hilary Finch in the paper’s ombudsman column, ‘I’ve felt that what I’ve
The Morgenpost has opened its website until 5pm today for Berlin citizens to vote on who they would like to