Classical Music News

Violinist Noah Bendix-Blagley is the latest among classical musicians around the globe to use music to join the protests over the…

Naturally, Scottish Opera’s general director Alex Reedijk expresses deep disappointment, but accepts the reality of the crisis

According to a report in La Reppublica, Graziosi is being investigated by Italy’s Guardia di Finanza for corruption, abuse, and…

The boss of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has defended asking stood-down musicians to canvass donors and take part in social media…

Israeli composer Yair Klartag will compose an original work for flute, harp and viola

Renaud Capuçon, a French concert violinist accustomed to playing to rooms of 2,000 people and more, performed on Thursday…

The orchestra has named 40-year-old Romanian conductor Cristian Macelaru as his successor.

But, as we’re all aware, we now live in “aratana nichijō”

Organisers said this year's Last Night of the Proms would be "poignant and unique"

In compliance with Austria’s current COVID-19 social distancing regulations, the audience for all upcoming performances will be…

Jessica Chiccehitto Hindman spent years touring America in an orchestra of gifted players who mimed to CDs.

Renaud will succeed conductor Joshua Weilerstein in the role – who will step down from the position in Summer 2021.

While many concert halls are likely to remain closed for months, some venues are showing a possible way forward

The musicians, most of whom have never left Bolivia before, were expecting to spend just over a fortnight this spring touring…

In one anecdote, the prince will tell Titchmarsh how his love of Wagner’s music once influenced one of his former police…

The Prince of Wales has raised concerns about how orchestras and theatres will survive the coronavirus crisis.

Sandrelli, Massini, Pappano among highlights

Socially disctanced from audience but not from eachother.