I make no apology whatsoever for disliking the four symphonies of a lacklustre Austrian composer whose apologists deny that his final works are odes of

The New York and Hong Kong Philharmonic music director is spending his 60th birthday in the Netherlands, presenting Beethoven. Wagner’s Götterdämmerung, originally planned, was a

From the Association of British Orchestra: We are delighted to announce that the ABO and other stakeholders have been able to secure an exemption from

Here’s how the world has changed. Instead of releasing physical product, Deutsche Grammophon has redirected part of its output to live-streamed performances. The label’s recording

The Corsican tenor Tiberre Raffalli, a hit in esoteric opera in Paris, has died of unknown case. He made his name in Reynaldo Hahn’s Merchant

BRSO and the Musikverein Vienna have published the last rehearsal that Mariss Jansons conducted, days before his death a year ago. Marvellous man, always smiling.

The former University of Michigan violin professor has been charged with transporting a minor girl across state lines for sex. Shipps, 67, is presently free

The Romanian soprano headlines the opening of Ankara’s new concert hall tonight. Also performing are Turkish piano due Güher and Süher Pekinel and the Presidential

The Royal Opera House has signed a deal with commercial Scala Radio to sponsor Penny Smith’s show, every Sunday from 1-3pm, and Sunday Night Scala

The Sydney Opera House has issued proceedings against Acetca, a company with links to the Chinese Communist Pary, which has registered a trademark that resembles

The former Royal Academy of Music Professor Mateja Marinkovic is being sued in London over the purchase of a Landolfi violin from a former student