In this earlier work Reich was already exploring the idea of using orchestral sections in counterpoint with each other and it ...

A round of applause for Steve Reich, whose music reigns supreme at the Glasshouse International Centre of Music on the ...

In Edinburgh’s Usher Hall, Schnittke’s Viola Concerto is bookended by elegiac Bach and memorable Shostakovich, conducted by ...

Triumphant, unshowy, virtuosic. Sarasota Ballet brings a trio of 20th century British choreographers to New York.

John Wilson brings energy, colour and drama to his Russian-dominated Dublin programme, while Emanuil Ivanov dazzles technically but leaves Tchaikovsky’s lyricism wanting.

Ahead of a European tour with Gustavo Dudamel and the New York Philharmonic, we chat with the Orfeó Català artistic director ...

Bach’s razor-sharp choral drama is a stretch for even a professional chorus when it’s taken at full pelt, so maybe it was ...

In the 1960s and 70s, as musical minimalism was gaining currency throughout the world, a generation of Dutch musicians took ...

If the Berliner Philharmoniker can lay claim to any Mahler symphony, it’s to the Second. The composer himself conducted the ...

The Metropolitan Opera’s revival of Phelim McDermott’s bustling production combines circus-like hijinks with superb singing ...

Laurence’s Ballet Nights is celebrating its third birthday. Initially a more intimate affair at The Lanterns Studio Theatre, ...

An archive of around 1,500 artefacts relating to Sir Edward Elgar has arrived in Manchester, where it will become part of a ...