
A remembrance for Basil Tschaikov
Friends and colleagues of the well-liked London clarinettist, who died on Wednesday, are invited to a secular ceremony at his daughter’s house this coming Friday.
Friends and colleagues of the well-liked London clarinettist, who died on Wednesday, are invited to a secular ceremony at his daughter’s house this coming Friday.
Toby Spence was supposed to stand in for the German star in Berlin’s Dream of Gerontius tonight. But it appears he has also pulled out.
The the Donaueschingen Festival, second only to Darmstadt as a fortress of the postwar avant-garde, has invited the British conservative philosopher Roger Scruton to give
No they don’t. Turns out it was prerecorded. Seventy of the orchestra’s musicians hustled onto the field and into their positions at the 50-yard line
This is Martin Wray, viola player of the Dulcinea Quartet. At the end of a tour of Japan, he was flying with quartet’s 1st violinist
From the NY Post: The Washington Heights and Inwood Music Community Charter School will offer two hours of orchestral music and voice instruction to all
Arts Council England’s (ACE) has decided to impose a new system for evaluating art quality on National Portfolio Organisations (NPOs), its main clients. Despite protests
You will have read over the past few days that four US orchestras are out of contact and one of them has forced its musicians
The London-based Russian pianist Pavel Kalesnikov, winner of the 2012 Honens Prize and a BBC New Generation Artist, has taken to his blog to excoriate
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