A sunny, joyous and heartwarming four-day event in the west of England
Over two nights in London, the orchestra delivered lively Schumann, theatrical Smetana and Bruckner’s gripping Fifth
He has scored films and worked with Coldplay, but his new album turns inwards
The singer was a struggling musician until his eccentric 1968 cover hit the charts
Conductor Gustavo Dudamel wanted to take on the biggest challenge of all: getting hearing-impaired people into concert halls
American singer files lawsuit claiming London-based music rights owner owes him $1.5mn
The excitement is real; but let’s face it, stadium gigs are never worth it
The British fragrance-maker talks about the emotional impact of the fifth sense and her work in paintings, books and operas
Witty rhymes and quick-fire wordplay are a genuine delight on the rising Florida rapper’s mixtape
The star captures the soprano’s intellect and pathos but joy and warmth are in short supply
The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra under Jakub Hrůša performed Dvořák, Suk and Janáček
The band’s getting back together. But what does it all mean?
Her new album ‘Odyssey’ has large orchestral parts and aims at euphoria
Piano and viola intertwine across tracks drawing on traditional songs collected by Béla Bartók
The French tenor brings fine clarity of enunciation to a set of 19th- and 20th-century ‘mélodies’
The US musician has created a mesmerising travelogue inspired by Amelia Earhart’s fateful last journey
Rolf Hind struggled to reconcile diverse elements in a static production at the Copenhagen Opera Festival
Reunion ends 16-year feud between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher
Pop acts were welcomed alongside rockers including The Last Dinner Party and electronic producer Fred Again
The Lebanon-born, France-raised trumpeter’s latest album pays homage to his pioneering father
The singer said her 1990 performance was triggered by memories of her mother
The Helsinki Festival presented a semi-staged version of Mussorgsky’s opera about faith, politics and persecution
Inspired by Japanese manga, the Irish band’s fourth record is full of dreamy lyrics, apocalyptic imagery and woozy melodies
The new ‘duo’ album from two of Americana’s leading lights offers wistful melodies, bittersweet emotions and sly humour
The guitarist-composer’s pieces range from the expressive to the minimalist, featuring soloists such as Pekka Kuusisto and Colin Currie