Here’s a tour of the new exhibition at the Met, Arts of the Ancient Americas. These artworks reveal histories of the exchange of materials and ideas across vast distances and millennia and provide a deeper […]
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Violinist Oleg Pokhanovski of the University of Manitoba accompanies himself on piano in Richard Strauss’s suite. He says: When you watch this performance of Richard Strauss’s Don Juan, you witness more than a technical feat; […]
Our recent guest on the BBC Lebrecht Interview has been strutting her stuff with the Czech Philharmonic: The post Keeping up with Alisa appeared first on Slippedisc.
Beat this for raisingthe spirits. The post Transcendental elevation with Brahms motets appeared first on Slippedisc.
The composer, 88, is given the run of the Nonesuch archives. Guess what he chose. The post Steve Reich picks his top discs appeared first on Slippedisc.
Sammy Sussman, the freelance journalist who first reported the sexual misdeeds of two players who were subsequently sacked, has gained access to court filings by the New York Philharmonic with explicit details on the assaults […]
From our critic in residence, Alastair Macaulay: The best of the Albert Hall Proms (July 18- September 13) may yet well be to come. Famous orchestras from Amsterdam, Leipzig, Vienna lie ahead of us. The […]
The Guardian reports that an elderly couple were refused entry last Friday to the Royal Albert Hall after stewards objected to the Palestine lapel badge they wore. After 15 minutes a supervisor arrived and overturned […]
From my introduction to tomorrow’s Lebrecht Interview on BBC Radio 3, directly after the Proms: Mahan Esfahani is a breaker of moulds. An Iranian who never went to music school, he flew in the face […]
