Pick of the Week

JTA reports the passing of Leopold Kleinman-Kozłowski, pianist and composer known as ‘the last klezmer of Galicia’. He died in

Eurowings is cracking down on cabin baggage. To carry a violin on board you have to pay extra for a

New York Classical Review was there when Gregory Kunde stepped up at 65 to make his first appearance in the

Message received: Professional musicians and people with experience of homelessness to perform Gavin Bryars’ Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet

Christiane Amanpour’s interview technique has gone way downhill since her war correspondent days. Watch.

Himari Yoshimura from Japan won 1st Grand Prize playing Paganini’s first concerto at the International Grumiaux Competition this week in

Birmingham’s new production of Shostakovich’s Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk has been drawing 5* reviews across the board. The critics may

When Aleksandrs Antonenko pulled out last night at the Met after the first act of Samson et Dalila, his replacement

Bergen National Opera in Norway is about to premiere Antony McDonald´s new production of Werther with the fabulous pairing of

The double-bassist Chi-chi Nwanoku got MP Ed Vaizey to ask a parliamentary question about the post-Brexit situation of hundreds of