Welser-Möst keeps Bohuslav Martinů's seemingly unruly orchestral scoring wonderfully lucid as The Cleveland Orchestra visits ...

A fine cast of debutants give an engaging account of Mariame Clément's day out in Seville in a magnificent Marriage of Figaro ...

Bridgewater Hall’s 30th anniversary International Concert Series opens with an exciting visit from the NDR Radiohpilharmonie ...

Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon with The Royal Ballet looks every bit as good as it did back in 1974. There is a reason why ...

The British choreographer and dancer talks about his new production of Raymond Briggs’ The Snowman, and the challenges and ...

Harpsichordist Jean Rondeau and violinist Isabelle Faust were among the winners at Wednesday’s award ceremony, which also saw ...

Figure and Alkanna Graeca explore a shared vocabulary of lament, moving from Georgian and Epirotic songs to Monteverdi and ...

Víkingur Ólafsson brings clarity and refinement to Brahms’ First Piano Concerto, while Petrenko reveals the dramatic ...

Bach Collegium Japan brings rhythmic vitality and instrumental colour to the six Brandenburg Concertos in Dublin, with ...

The ensemble coped well with the physicality and understated drama of it all, although some of the couples could have been ...

The British conductor, 71, is to continue with the Bavarian orchestra and choir until 2033, marking a decade after his 2023 ...

Having led the Concours de Genève for more than a quarter of its history, Didier Schnorhk teases the upcoming 80th edition ...