Martin Kettle in the Guardian:  Where do this week’s developments leave the Royal Opera House in London? Domingo is just as much of a favourite

Friends are mourning the death today of Myron Bloom, the most sought-after horn player in America. Myron was principal horn of the New Orleans Symphony

No-one would dispute that the Met’s removal of two of the world’s greatest singers in as many days was woefully mishandled by its general manager

Mikko Franck has just called in sick for tonight’s concert, and the following two nights. Happily, Ivan Fischer is around to jump in – though

We have been leaked the general manager’s internal message about the suspension of two singers. Many feel it was inappropriate on Gelb’s part to juxtapose

Charlotte Schroeder is stepping down as President of Colbert Artists Management, handing over to Lee Prinz at the end of the year. Charlotte joined the

The tumbrils are rolling. Statement from the Metropolitan Opera: ‘Following the alleged incident reported by the Royal Opera House concerning Vittorio Grigolo, the Met will

We have heard indirectly from his partner, Elisabeth, that Paul Badura-Skoda died last night, just short of his 92nd birthday. Elisabeth gave the sad news

A week after Simon Woods stepped down as chief exec of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Paul Meecham has announced he is leaving the Utah Symphony

Meet Olga Sroubkova. She won the audition for concertmaster of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and confirmed it last night on television. She is their first