Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
The judges have spoken. The Helsinki 6 are: Tjeknavorian, Emmanuel Austria Yoshida, Minami Japan Zhou Nancy USA Kanagawa, Mayumi USA
We are receiving, from pupils and friends, news of the death of George Hadjinikos, a much revered pianist and thinker about
A polite video on English law and good manners in respect of sexual consent, issued by the Thames Valley Police.
This is what was done to Eli Gilbert’s banjo this week. Eli writes: It’s a lonesome feeling, when you’re traveling
A performance by the Iran Symphony Orchestra at a sporting event was cancelled after organisers refused to allow women onto
Our dear friend Tim Page is the new subject on Zsolt Bognar’s series, Living the Classical Life. Tim is a
Hey, Jonas, watch your back.
Unusually for a major tournament these days, the 20 semi-finalists of the Sibelius violin competition in Helsinki include just two contenders from
An inquest in Wakes has been told that a successful and influential musician was killed after her husband of 55
Nine months after the city council decided to spend millions on a refit of the irredeemably unsightly Gasteig (pictured), it
In the new issue of Standpoint, I take a drive on the wild side to assess whether classical music can