Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
Lawrence Joynes of Silver Spring, Maryland, photographed underage children and photoshopped their images onto porn sites. Some were as young
John Martin, 48, will go on trial next February 23 for the murder of Natalia Strelchenko, a Russian-born concert pianist
The well-known Esbjerg Ensemble in the southwest of Denmark has been warned it will lose its subsidy in a programme of
Want a night off from the mainstream? Say hello to Well Strung, four New York musicians who play anything from Mozart
The Piccola Accademia di Montisi, a world centre for harpsichord studies, has named Skip Sempé to follow Alan Curtis as
Synchronising the string sections is never easy in a 100+ orchestra. The hard work is done by the concertmaster, unseen,
Our good friend Dr Stephen Roe, former head of music manuscripts at Sotheby’s in London, was taking a family break on
Last week, we introduced you to a list of instructions sent out to performing artists by Concerts at Cratfield, an English
The season was due to open last night with Madam Butterfly, in Robert Wilson’s production, conducted by Daniele Rustioni and with Oksana
Stephen Walsh, the composer’s biographer, reports today in the Observer that the ode written by Igor Stravinsky on the death
We have been informed of the death in Toronto, aged 67, of Jacques Israelievitch, one of the most influential Canadian violinists