CD Review: Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem, The Choir of St James’ King Street
In recording this live performance of Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem(A German Requiem) opus 45 in July 2013, the Choir of St…
In recording this live performance of Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem(A German Requiem) opus 45 in July 2013, the Choir of St…
Clare Salaman is a British musicians who founded the Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments in 2010 “to explore a repertoire that ranges…
Seven of Britain’s opera houses including the Royal Opera House, the Welsh National Opera and the English National Opera, get together for…
Until yesterday, Michael Kaiser was the President of the John F Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts. After 29 years spent running…
He grabbed a worldwide audience during the closing ceremony of the London Olympics and has had a 40 year career at the…
Selby & Friends chamber music series will tour again in early May with an all-Beethoven program performed by three remarkable musicians whose…
Celebrating the rich legacy of Johannes Brahms, born May 7, 1833. This is his Double Concerto for Violin and Cello opus 102…
In its first big opera production of the year, the Sydney Conservatorium of Music will take audiences back in time to…
The Pearl and Dagger Company present Cupid and Death, a 17th century English masque that weaves a hilarious yet moralistic tale. A delight…
After the stunning success of Cavalli’s Giasone in December 2013 and already into its second decade of uncompromisingly superb productions, Pinchgut Opera presents its…
