The organisers of Reykjavík festival Dark Music Days clearly underestimated quite how popular the world première of a new piece by Georg Friedrich Haas in
Isabelle Huppert Reads Marquis de Sade The prolific French actress spends an evening revelling in the rabidly sexual writings of the modern prophet of eroticism.
Beethoven Missa Solemnis Written over four years and premiered in St Petersburg in 1824, Beethoven’s solemn mass is recognised by scholars as one of his
There was a distinctly cosmic sheen to proceedings at the sold-out Queen Elizabeth Hall last Saturday evening. The Southbank Sinfonia sidled on stage bedecked in
Brighton Festival On what promises to be a scorching Bank Holiday Weekend, where better to go than Brighton for some fish and chips and a
2001: A Space Odyssey Live Stanley Kubrick’s masterful sci-fi Oscar-winner is 50 years old this year. The Philharmonia Orchestra and Voice will perform live its
The Pulitzer Prize in Music 2018 was awarded to Compton-born rapper Kendrick Lamar this week. It has not gone unnoticed by many vocal critics, Lamar
Following a grand refurbishment, London’s Southbank Centre reopened the Queen Elizabeth Hall and the Purcell Room. Thanks to some clever engineering to allow more natural
Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk The widely-loved production from Olivier Award-winning Richard Jones returns after its first outing at Covent Garden in 2004. Eva-Maria Westbroek takes
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