Every weeknight in March, Wigmore Hall will be live streaming concerts featuring some of the world’s best performers including Alina Ibragimova, Steven Isserlis, Iestyn Davies,
José Vicente Jesús Asuar, the Chilean electroacoustic composer, died on January 11, aged 83.
It has taken five years, but a mezzo who suffered permanent injuries from a fall on the Metropolitan Opera stage has received court clearance to
The violinist Itzhak Perlman has donated $50,000 of his $1 million Genesis Prize to the Yiddish Book Center, in Amherst, Mass. He will share much
James Conlon has signed on again til 2021, which will be his 16th season with the company. Over the past 10 years he has conducted
The death has been announced of the distinguished Slovenian conductor Anton Nanut, widely known for his 160 recordings from Ljubljana on a range of western
The much-loved former music director is too fluish to fly: The Cleveland Orchestra has announced a conductor update for February 9, 10 and 11. Christoph
Peter Gelb has told the controversial Spanish director that the Met cannot afford the Forza del Destino he was due to have staged next year. Gelb
From new story by Israela Margalit: One time my daughter couldn’t bear my absence. She called to say that I had to come back at
Fed up with airb&b? Bored with chain hotels? The Sydney Opera House has applied for permission to covert six areas into ‘experience accommodation.’ Tacky? Read
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