Ferrucio Busoni: The lone ranger of music

In the centenary year of the Italian composer’s death, Jon Tolansky examines – in discussion with some of today’s most highly distinguished performers – the methods and psyche of this often-misunderstood composer and analyses Busoni’s interpretation of the cautionary tale of Faust

Philip Glass objects to ‘act of piracy’

New ballet in Russian-occupied Crimea uses American composer’s music without permission

Hundreds of musicians gear up for Olympics in Paris

Music plays a key role in opening and closing ceremonies

Olympic music director Victor le Masne on the art of connection

As the Paris Olympics get underway Victor le Masne, music director for the Games' ceremonies, reflects on his approach to his role and explores the creative process of composing this year's olympic theme

John Eliot Gardiner will not return to Monteverdi Choir

Following an assault on a singer last August, the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras has announced its founder will not return to the organisation

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Evolve: What’s next?

Classical Music catches up with outgoing participants on this year’s Young Arts Fundraisers’ Evolve...