
Label news: DG signs first female cellist
Deutsche Grammophon today signed Camille Thomas, a Franco-Belgian artist. She is, the label says, its first ever female cellist.
Deutsche Grammophon today signed Camille Thomas, a Franco-Belgian artist. She is, the label says, its first ever female cellist.
Broadway producer Roland Scahill has admitting in court to scamming nine of $200,000 to fund a non-extsitent play about the Met’s firing of soprano Kathleen
Music director Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla has unfurled her second season with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. It is nothing if not ambitious. Mirga, 31, will conduct
The troubled English National Opera announced its next season this morning. Martin Brabbins, the new music director, will conduct two out of nine productions. A
Is this some kind of record? Two of next season’s 12 new shows are world premieres. Full details here.
The small town of St. Georgen im Attergau will name a square next week after long-term resident Niklaus Harnoncourt, who died in March 2016.
The US wing of the British label, rebranded Decca Gold, has arranged to record all three medal winners at this year’s Van Cliburn Competition. The
The German tenor spent yesterday at home in Berlin chatting to friends on the phone. He had a full schedule planned for today. At some
The Vienna Volksoper has announced the sudden and unexpected death on April 26 of Endrik Wottrich, a prominent German tenor who sang in many international
These are the singers and pianists selected for the 2017 Kathleen Ferrier Awards Final, which takes place at Wigmore Hall on Friday 28 April. Francesca Chiejina, of
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