The former chief of English National Opera, in a letter to Slipped Disc, urges all sides in the ENO mess to come clean on their

The times may be a-changing. The first violin tutti audition this morning was won by Petra Kovacic, from Tolmin, Slovenia. All four candidates to make

Dashing in to Carnegie Hall yesterday to shelter from the rain, I found Joyce DiDonato in a ninth-floor studio rehearsing her set for a jailhouse

Luc Brewaeys has died, aged 56. A pupil of Donatoni and Ferneyhough, Luc worked extensively in electronic music. He also composed eight symphonies and a

We learned this morning with sadness of the death of the well-known New York guitarist and composer, Adam Roth. Adam, who was 57, had been

The Latvian mezzo gave a concert last night at the Latvian National Opera in memory of her beloved mother, who died of cancer in the

We have media reports of the death today of Aafje Heynis, a contralto whose voice and repertoire closely resembled the great English singer, Kathleen Ferrier. Aafje,

Bernard Foccroulle is stepping down in 2017 after ten years as head of the Aix-en-Provence summer opera festival, according to the local mayor. He wants to