The femocratic arts centre is celebrating women. It’s that time of year. Southbank Centre is pleased to announce that we are once again recruiting female

The award-winning Pavel Haas Quartet has been forced to make a personnel change. Statement by their agency, Intermusica:   Due to a serious illness in

The Spanish tenor José Ferrero died on Friday night at his home in Chinchilla, apparently of a heart attack. After an early debut as Don José in

The death is reported of Jerzy Godziszewski, 81, a highly regarded artist who was awarded second distinction in the 1960 International Chopin Piano Competition as well as

Four baritones, two sopranos, a mezzo, a tenor and a counter-tenor are the last singers standing from 1,500 hopefuls who applied from across the US

Pau Casals (1876-1973) restored Bach to cello repertoire, fought Fascism, became symbol of freedom Mstislav Rostropovich (1927-2007), known as ‘Slava’ for glory, fought Soviet oppression,

Salzburg is flying a black flag over the Festspielhaus today. ORF changed its programming. France Musique is playing only Harnoncourt all day. And tributes are

From the German-based violinist Noé Inui: photo: Yannis Gutmann Here is a nice story from yesterday. I was invited to perform the second violin concerto of

A rare change for the better. Richard Harwood tells us: Last night, I was told by a member of cabin crew that the previously unique