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Everything is Music is a quick read with a lot to look at that will slow the reading down and encourage kids to think about the music in the sounds they hear every day. The book,...
TOM SERVICE sounded just a little bit star-struck as he interviewed the Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi for Saturday Morning (Radio 3). Einaudi, undoubtedly the most...
Readers respond to “Change Your Life. Start a Band,” an Opinion guest essay by Hugo Lindgren. Also: Bruce Springsteen’s art.
HOLY WEEK was quietly and reverently marked in the 1710 Chapelle Royale at Versailles, near Paris, with three works from 18th-century France. The harmonies of Sébastien de Brossar...
IT SEEMS remarkable that Rupert Gough has been in charge of the choir at Royal Holloway, University of London, for more than 20 years. Also Director of Music at St Bartholomew the...
Cooper Hewitt in New York traces the history of music and design through an array of archival objects, including posters, album art and equipment. The post Art of Noise:<br>H...
ABC Classic's annual countdown is back — and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will bring the results to life across two huge live performances this June.
WE ARE all familiar with the plethora of performances before Easter by early-music groups of Passions drawn from the canonical Gospels. What would Lent be without the St Matthew an...
An invigorating double bill at the San Francisco Symphony challenges how Bach "should" be performed.
A new exhibition at Tate Britain includes canvases titled after symphonies and nocturnes, but the inspiration flows in both directions. Plus, how Felicity Lott led me to an epiphan...
Salzburg is a fairy-tale city, though not—or at least not only—in the usual sense of being merely preserved, lacquered, and offered up to tourists like a confection behind glass. I...
What comes to mind when you think of indie music? Beautiful vocal harmonies, lush chord progressions, warm-sounding basslines,
The objects and instruments (and occasional creatures) that spur the writing process.
CUSTODIAN of a choral tradition enjoying global respect, St John’s College, Cambridge, has stolen the show with its new organ. The college has replaced a neo-classical Mander of 1...
Three New York performances demonstrate dazzling musical skills — and, sometimes, their limitations.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra explores love and death in an intense, intelligent program featuring soprano Corinne Winters.
The Bronx Opera's Ariadnes auf Naxos is well worth the subway ride. Plus, two strong premieres at the Brooklyn Art Song Society.
A joint Beethoven-Adams program conducted by Dima Slobodeniouk suggests a way forward for the embattled Boston Symphony Orchestra.
KATJA HOYER has built a niche as the explainer of all things East German to British audiences. Her latest book, Weimar: Life on the edge of catastrophe, has received rave reviews....
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