By Women, for Women: American Art Posters of the 1890s Click here to read Here’s a must-read article by Shannon Vittoria from the Met Museum’s Perspectives series about how women emerged as active creators of art […]
Death and the Kings Horseman – Digital Theatre Click here to subscribe or rent Written by Nobel Prize winner Wole Soyinka and inspired by a true story, this stunning play celebrates a community striving to uphold its […]
Janet Cowperthwaite, who has managed the pioneering group for 43 years is stepping aside: ‘When I first met Kronos in 1981, I was a college student. I could not have imagined the amazing world that […]
Violinist Vishal Subramanian won the concerto competition in his senior school year and chose to play Sibelius – only for the fire alarm to be sounded. The school is Adlai E. Stevenson High School District […]
Christoph Eschenbach has cancelled his second week in Israel after falling unaccountably unwell. The Philharmonic are using his withdrawal to make a huge fuss of a young Israeli substitute. Rotem Nir, 26, is head of […]
From the Lebrecht Album of the Week. … This is the best I have heard from Mäkelä on record. With a febrile soloist, he both anticipates and accommodates her whims, muting the orchestra or letting […]
The sinister BDS is calling for ‘creative, peaceful pressure’ on the prog-rock group Radiohead to ‘convincingly distance itself’ from Israel. The euphemisms here are insidious. Radiohead’s creative force Johnny Greenwood is married to an Israeli […]
Almost 230 compositions from 37 nationalities were submitted for Finland’s Uuno Klami Composition Competition. The highest number of entries came from Italy, Finland, Germany, Britain and Spain. The selected finalists are Yves Balmer, 45 (France/Switzerland): […]
Hearing that the English company is now dancing to tape recordings, the Berliners have made their views known. Another win for Arts Cancel England (ACE). Berliner Philharmoniker: Keep Northern Ballet LIVE! The post Berlin Phil […]
The eminent Rome oboist Carlo Romano has announced the death of his senior colleague Bruno Incagnoli, retired principal oboe of the of the Rai Symphony Orchestra of Rome. Incagnoli was 88. Carlo writes: ‘Bruno was […]
