It must have been summer is an aria from David T. Little’s opera What Belongs to You, an adaptation of Garth Greenwell’s ...

Mitsuko Uchida recorded these three sonatas in 2005 in introspective performances notable for the way they lean into the ...

Scott Cantrell reports on a clutch of world-class Mahler performances from the area’s leading orchestras The great state of Texas might not immediately come to mind as a Mahlerian Mecca. But on two ...

On 22 July, Andy Burnham appointed Ruth Mackenzie CBE as Minister for the Arts in the UK government, joining the Department ...

Today’s Video of the Day is a performance of Telemann’s Hanac by Italian ensemble filoBarocco and recorder player Erik ...

On 22 July, Andy Burnham appointed Ruth Mackenzie CBE as Minister for the Arts, joining the Department for Digital, Culture, ...

Maja Wegrzynowska has founded Corelli Global, an independent dealer and advisory firm dedicated to connecting collectors, ...

Balance between the solo violins and orchestra is nicely judged too, and for once the harpsichord isn’t buried. Gluzman and Eichhorn play beautifully throughout, even where one might not expect it (as ...

For her second Erato release as Music Director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Nathalie Stutzmann has opted for Bruckner, unsurprisingly perhaps given ...

Dalia Stasevska’s first ‘Mixtape’ (A/24) brought a mesmerising aural journey through the works of 10 mostly contemporary composers.

In Tao of Glass, Improbable’s Phelim McDermott explores Philip Glass’s place in his life and creativity. As it opens in ...

This new live recording of Beethoven's final three piano sonatas from Mitsuko Uchida is a natural successor to the pianist's ...