Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
Sergey Neller, 30, a Russian who came second in this year’s Gustav Mahler Conducting Competition, has been snapped up by
Terry Teachout writes: Is it time for the Metropolitan Opera to look elsewhere for fresh thinking? Or is the company simply
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra has appointed Gabriel van Aalst to be its President & CEO, starting in October. Gabriel has
When Wai Kit Leung, a reviewer on MusicWeb International, received a new release by Katherine Needleman, principal oboe of the
A disturbing report by Wai Kit Leung (see here for background story): I started reviewing CDs and DVDs for MusicWeb
Andris Nelsons’ stunning walkout from this summer’s Parsifal illustrates a deep-seated crisis at Bayreuth. Andris loves the festival. It gave
‘With the utmost respect’, Andris Nelsons has asked to be released from his contract to conduct Parisfal at this summer’s
The prolific and genuinely popular Inocente Carreño died on June 29, aged 96.
We’ve been hearing of tensions for the past two days at Bayreuth’s Parsifal, directed by Uwe Eric Laufenberg with a
The music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra is among the latest batch of screen celebrities to be awarded
We hear that the Louisville Orchestra has signed Knoxville Symphony’s concertmaster, Gabriel Lefkowitz. He’s 28. Louisville’s music director Teddy Abrams, also