Richard Harwood was principal of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra until last month. Today, he joined the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields. In between he joined the Royal College as professor. That’s a lot of bow movement. […]
Germany’s federal minister for culture Claudia Roth has fired a shot across the Green Hill of Bayreuth, urging the Wagner regime to put on operas that are not by Wagner. She suggests Hansel and Gretel […]
This is truly special. Rogier Michael, born in Mons, Belgium in around 1553 and died 1623, was a late example of the polyphonic Franco-Flemish school. His setting of the Weihnachtshisorie (Christmas story) dates from 1602 […]