Review: David T Little: What Belongs To You (Karim Sulayman, Alarm Will Sound, Alan Pierson)
A monodrama steeped in musical history brings us brutally into the present day.
A monodrama steeped in musical history brings us brutally into the present day.
Harpist Emily Granger's seventh album is aptly named.
Stasevska and the BBC give terrific performances of under-heard Ukrainian music.
Going solo in 2024, Joshua Batty talks about how he is expanding the flute repertoire.
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As part of a recent cultural delegation to Zhejiang province, Guy Noble was impressed by what he saw, particularly at the Conservatory of Music.
This powerful post #MeToo documentary reveals how defamation laws have been weaponised to silence survivors.
Grounding the Broadway legend in historical context, this biography balances skill and scandal.
The latest from The Gesualdo Six, orchestral music by Martinů, Shostakovich and Bach, and something utterly original involving accordion and percussion.
A round-up of our recent news reports.
As a young pianist, Guy Noble played at a fair few corporate gigs and opera fundraisers. He explains why they were some of his most depressing experiences as a performer.
After visiting friends, Guy Noble wonders why hospitals make it so hard for patients to sleep and eat well, and why pieces of medical equipment can’t all beep in harmony.
A portrait of the great Spanish guitarist from the horse’s mouth.