Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
Like most other newspapers, the New York Times is pulling back from reviewing classical concerts. A concerned reader informs us
From Baruch Meir, associate professor of piano at Arizona State University: R.I.P Xiaoying Wen (1989-2017) It is with deep pain
We have been notified of the death of Raymond Carpenter, principal clarinet of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra from 1953 to
He’s coming home. Bramwell Tovey, stepping down as music director in Vancouver after 18 years, is to be principal conductor
The tenor David Edward Lewis will appear in court in Sydney charged with offences against a girl of 14. Lewis,
Musicians of the Mexico Symphony Orchestra have long been fed up with their veteran music director, Enrique Batiz, denouncing him
The diva is known to be fond of her husband’s facial growth. The director of La Scala’s Andrea Chenier, Mario
For years, the first port of call for New York classical PRs, after the Times, has been the NPR and
Hannah Rankin plays bassoon in the the London orchestras. In her spare time, she fights other women. Last week she