January 19, 2026
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Colon mourns vital technical director

Colon mourns vital technical director

Enrique Bordolini, Technical Director of Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, died on Monday at 75. Bordolini’s remarkable career at Teatro Colón began in 1964. He was a master of stagecraft and theatrical lighting, serving as […]

English luthier dies, 75

English luthier dies, 75

The much-loved instrument maker George Stoppani died over Christmas. Aside from making instruments he created a brand of  ‘Real Guts Strings’ and was an international authority on instrumental acoustics.     The post English luthier […]

Major choral music scholar, RIP

Major choral music scholar, RIP

The death has been shared of William Mahrt, professor of Medieval and Renaissance music at Stanford University and editor of the journal Sacred Music. He was 84. William Mahrt directed the Stanford Early Music Singers […]

The Met’s Aida opens to bad omens

The Met’s Aida opens to bad omens

A  tenor who was audibly below par, an extra who fell into an archaeological dig and a production that failed to justify its investment…. all went wrong at the New Year’s opening of Verdi’s Aida. […]

The singer who got booed in Vienna

The singer who got booed in Vienna

The French mezzo-soprano Katia Ledoux has gone on social media with a remarkably candid assessement of the perils of facing a fickle Vienna audience. There is good advice here for anyone having to appear before […]

A concert star born in Hartlepool

A concert star born in Hartlepool

Any guesses? He came into the world in West Hartlepool, the child of Polish-Jewish immigrants, and entered the Royal Academy of Music as a violinist. He came out a violist, the first to make a […]