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To mark the Bruckner’s 200th anniversary we talked to ten of today’s leading conductors of his music about one symphony each. The result is a fascinating insight into of one of the most significant of all symphonic cycles.
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To mark the composer’s 200th anniversary we talked to ten of today’s leading conductors of his music about one symphony each. The result is a fascinating insight into of one of the most significant...
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The five unmissable new classical recordings this week, featuring Sir Simon Rattle, Ingrid Fliter and Edward Gardner
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This week sees the release of new recordings of Mozart's Idomeneo, Tippett's A Child of Our Time, Chopin's Mazurkas and more
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From The Lark Ascending to Sinfonia antartica, here are Ralph Vaughan Williams's greatest works in outstanding recordings from André Previn, Bernard Haitink, Adrian Boult and more.
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From The Lark Ascending to Sinfonia antartica, here are Ralph Vaughan Williams's greatest works in outstanding recordings from André Previn, Bernard Haitink, Adrian Boult and more
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Video of the Day: Merton College Choir perform Stanford's 'Nunc dimittis'
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The recording can be found on 'Orchestral Anthems Vol.2' on Delphian
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A beginner's guide tracing the extraordinary development of opera from Monteverdi in the 17th century to Saariaho today, via the masterpieces of Handel, Mozart, Wagner, Verdi, Puccini and Britten
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A beginner's guide tracing the extraordinary development of opera from Monteverdi in the 17th century to Saariaho today, via the masterpieces of Handel, Mozart, Wagner, Verdi, Puccini and Britten
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'I always say that it’s the orchestra that makes the music, not the conductor'. Enjoy this classic interview from our archive. Otto Klemperer spoke to Alan Blyth for the May 1970 issue.
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John Storgårds named next Music Director of Canada’s National Arts Centre Orchestra
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Internationally acclaimed Finnish conductor will begin in the 2026–27 season, succeeding Alexander Shelley
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Video of the Day: Thomas Elwin and Lana Bode perform Hahn's 'A Chloris'
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This video is a part of LIVE from London Summer 2025
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The meditative Cantata No 82, ‘Ich habe genug’, among the most emotive of Bach’s 200 or so such works, has inspired a range of highly effective recordings over the past three-quarters of a century.
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The meditative Cantata No 82, among the most emotive of Bach’s 200 or so such works, has inspired a range of highly effective recordings over the past three-quarters of a century
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Esa-Pekka Salonen named Principal Conductor in Paris, and Creative Director in LA
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Orchestre de Paris and LA Phil to collaborate on shared projects
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Alison Balsom announces retirement after the Last Night of the Proms
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Balsom reveals the news in an interview with John Wilson for This Cultural Life
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