It didn’t take Boris Giltburg very long to find a piano at Delft station in the Netherlands. Boris is winner of the 2013 Queen Elisabeth competition.

The remarkable Russian pianist has signed a book contract with Orion publishers for a memoirs that he has written together with the St Petersburg writer,

From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: I am beginning to wonder if posterity will ever place Bohuslav Martinu where he justly belongs, as the

The London Symphony Orchestra has illustrated its new season brochure with specially commissioned pictures of its longest serving players and staff – anyone who has

The Boston Symphony is claiming a world record for 17 married couples taking part in this weekend’s Tanglewood performance of Aida. Six of the couples

Nevill Holt opera in Leicestershire has submitted plans to build a permanent, 400-seat opera house on its stable block. The company has been staging summer

We have been informed by friends who visited him this month that Neil Black, principal oboe of four London orchestras, has died at the age

From a Slipped Disc reader: We have a group from school in South West London, who are travelling to the USA on a performing arts