Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
The flood of centennial memorabilia knows no bounds. WGBH’s Classical.org has just released a recording of Leonard Bernstein’s poem ‘Life is Juicy,’ read
press release: CLEVELAND, Ohio ― The Cleveland Orchestra has announced that it is receiving a gift of $9.3 million from
From John Walz, principal cellist of Los Angeles Opera: This is a post I’d hoped I’d never have to
English National Opera has announced the death of Arthur Davies who played the Duke in Jonathan Miller’s indelible production of
Joseph Cullen, 58, former director of the London Symphony Chorus and the Huddersfield Chorus Society, has been jailed for a
From a correspondent: At last night’s recital by Grigory Sokolov in the Grosses Festspielhaus at the Salzburg Festival, as Sokolov
The Guarneri Quartet violinist Arnold Steinhardt has written a beautiful reflection on his friend and colleague Michael Tree, who died
Our social affairs correspondent reports that the in-demand international soprano Elena Tsallagova, originally from Vladikavkaz, has got married in an English
The organist and choir conductor Donald Hunt died on Saturday. A Gloucester lad, he studied with Elgar’s friend Herbert Sumsion, he
The Israeli government has pulled the plug on the country’s educational channel, known locally as החינוכית, after just over 52 years
We reported extensively on the demolition of Camerata Nordica, a high-quality international orchestra in Sweden. The musicians, however, refused to