U.ME: The Musical – Part Two: Life and love after the pandemic
This second instalment of Simon Pitts and Theo Jamieson’s radio musical examines the trauma broadly...
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Puccini: Love, ladies and a lost finale
As we mark the 100th anniversary of the composer’s death, Jon Tolansky explores Puccini’s...
The Singing Accountant™: Seven simple new year’s resolutions to tune-up your finances
Sponsored content: Classically trained opera singer and professionally qualified accountant Louise...
Pit Perfect: The scheme bringing Glyndebourne’s characteristic sustainability to the orchestra pit
With eco-conscious initiatives in operation across Glyndebourne's Sussex home, Florence Lockheart...
Change and Transformation at the Gstaad Menuhin Festival
Desmond Cecil examines the Festival's programme and ethos as it embarks on its 68th edition – its...
Maren Bosma and Dana Zemtsov talk self-doubt and building resilience
As a previous Dutch Young Musician of the Year, violist Dana Zemtsov is well-acquainted with the...
Andrew Parrott and Hugh Keyte on building a carol compendium
Now ubiquitous during the festive season, the New Oxford Book of Carols brings together over 200...
Miloš Karadaglić: 'A career is merely a side effect of what I do'
The Montenegrin guitarist talks to Al Summers about how he maintains his fresh approach to the...
A centenary and a world premiere: Soprano Angela Gheorghiu’s latest release is her tribute to Puccini
Gheorghiu discusses her new album, A Te, Puccini, with Jon Tolansky, offering a glimpse into 17 rare...
Nigel Osborne: The guitar man of Lviv
Susan Nickalls joins the composer and former Reid Professor of Music as he brings music to shelters...