Maestro Rainer Hersch raises a laugh.  

From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: One of the few blessings of enforced self-isolation is the gift of time to listen undisturbed to long

It’s his birthday today. He was a survivor who still survives:

The Rotterdam Philharmonic teamed up with a Dutch healthcare provider to film the finale of Beethoven’s 9th with all the musicians playing their parts by

In the wake of Grange Park’s closure and Glyndebourne’s postponement, the third pillar of English countryhouse opera called everything off today: Due to the unfolding

The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra has received Government clearance to perform again tomorrow. The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra has been discussing the new coronavirus infectious disease while

The Cambridge-based HazardChase Ltd has issued this notice: Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 crisis, Hazard Chase Limited has had to cease trading and will be

The annual Three Choirs Festival announced its 293rd edition this morning. The festival will take place in Worcestershire between 25 July – 1 August, all

Just in from English Touring Opera: The safety and security of our artists, audiences and staff is what matters most to English Touring Opera. For

I have the feeling we are not being told the whole truth about the shocking suspension without pay of the Met’s orchestra and chorus. The

Jan Vogler, New York-based artistic director of the Dresden Music Festival, has put together a 24-hour livestream marathon for next Friday, titled: Music Never Sleeps