Classical Music News

The production 'Jaya Jaya Devi', featuring Lalgudi Jayaraman's score and choreographed by guru Rhadha, is set to return on September 19 in Chennai after three d

Gwilym Simcock's new triple concerto, commissioned for BBC Young Musician finalists Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Jess Gillam, and Ben Goldscheider, was reviewed as music

David Kettle reviews the Gringolts Quartet's performance at the EIF, describing their achievements as intellectually and emotionally breathtaking, deserving of

Critics review several performances from this year's EIF, including a marathon of Bach's cello suites, a concert exploring Bartók's folk influences, and a piano

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra, led by Keri-Lynn Wilson, delivered a performance of Verdi's Requiem at St Paul's Cathedral with "white-hot intensity," creating

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's choral masterpiece, "The Song of Hiawatha," is set for its belated Edinburgh festival premiere with the Orchestre Symphonique de Montr

This article reviews the world premiere of Brett Dean's song cycle "The World's Wife" by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Ryan Wigglesworth and

The London Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Edward Gardner and featuring soloist Louise Alder, performed a diverse program at the Royal Albert Hall. The concert i

Proms director Sam Jackson, 43, stated that many middle-aged individuals avoid the Proms due to a perception that classical music is 'elitist' and not meant for