From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: Whatever became of the Great American Symphony? At one time it was discussed with as much cocktail-hour fervour

There’s been a reshuffle at the label after the surprise departure of classical chief Alex Buhr. Tom Lewis and Laura Monks become co-managing directors, under

Police in Prague have released video of a middle-aged man who stole a Honeck cello from a parked car in Vršovická Street. Watch video here.

An advertising agency asked itself: what do children hate most? You got it.   What bugs us is why an opera company in Stockholm splashes

Marvin P. Feinsmith, principal bassoon of the Israel Philharmonic who returned to the US to play in the Indianapolis and Denver orchestras, has died after

The latest review in the Slippedisc/CBSO100 season: CBSO Symphony Hall ***** Vilde Frang had the cruellest of rewards after delivering Thursday afternoon’s knockout performance of

The soprano is donating her personal archives to the school where she studied. The Renée Fleming Archives, which document Fleming’s ongoing career from its beginning, include

In next season’s portfolio of South Bank events, Daniel Barenboim will perform the complete Beethoven Piano Trios together with his violinist son Michael Barenboim and

That’s what people were being charged on the street around last night’s extravaganza, we hear.  

Sentended to three years in prison for crimes against women committed while head of the Munich academy of music, Siegfried Mauser skipped over the Austrian

The Russian state has sold its Melodiya archives in a non-contested auction. The sale price was 329.6 million rubles, which is a little over $5