Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi-award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Víkingur Ólafsson’s third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by
The scene tonight as members of the national orchestra played outside the house of Benjamin Netanyahu, protesting at his mishandling
Fellow-musicians are reporting the death of James Ognibene, solo bass clarinetist with New York’s Metropolitan Opera Orchestra since 1986. Hailing
The former Columbia Artists vice president Damon J. Bristo was arrested in St Louis on July 23 on a charge
The enterprising conductor and his wife Magdalena Kožená will broadcast a live concert from Brno in the Czech Republic this
Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio has received demands from a group of students for: 1 Inclusion of Black faculty in governance
Singers are lamenting the sudden death of the stage director and baritone Nathan Hull, who headed Amore Opera from 2009
The Berlin Senate has finally allowed choirs to sing again indoors. A new hygiene protocol permits singing at a distance
An irresistibly historic recording.
A somewhat insensitive Covid perspective in the LA Times by Professor Inna Faliks, perhaps unaware that not all artists have
Here’s the notice that went out this morning: Today the application portal opened for Government’s £500 million Culture Recovery Fund:
Russian sources are reporting an outbreak of the virus at the St Petersburg company, with most ballet classes cancelled and