Pick of the Week

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From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: At first hearing, these three violin concertos dated 1790 sound like Haydn. The

From our diarist Anthea Kreston: These days of heavy touring create an instability – in diet, sleep, emotions, and family

The Berlin music director, battered by recent reports of bad temper, has decided to launch the next season of the

Counting all available fingers and toes, the Vienna Opera reckons its coming performance of Richard Strauss’s masterpiece on March 21

Emilia Moskvitina got a telegram from the Kremlin yesterday: ‘You are rightly considered a bright, creative, enthusiastic person, an outstanding

Phineas Harper, chief curator of the Oslo Triennale, has written a powerful blast against Sir Simon’s Rattle’s demand for a

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