Ahead of the French première of his latest opera, Lessons in Love and Violence, Sir George Benjamin discusses his past works and shows us under the bonnet of his art.
Lim Yan is the new artistic director of the Singapore International Piano Festival and the first performer to be at its head. We talk to him about his hopes and expectations for this year's festival following the stellar 25th anniversary last year.
Set in stunning private gardens in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, the New Generation Festival showcases young, talented artists and aims to attract an equally young audience of music lovers.
Opera with the stars or under the stars? Country house picnics or rare repertoire in smaller venues? Our 2019 opera festivals guide has something for everyone.
From sunrise yoga with Sibelius to late night park trails with Debussy, the Oranjewoud Festival promises to make great music enjoyable to everyone, from kids to classical music experts.
Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, is a hub of history and culture. Emerging from a violent past, the urban capital it's now ready to embrace its exciting future and welcome new visitors.
A rediscovered Funeral Song, a violin concerto that ranges from lullaby to rock’n’roll, and a powerful Rite of Spring make for a great evening with the Gothenburg Symphony and violinist Jennifer Koh.
From Ghanaian proverbs to the Persian origins of Turandot via a string quartet in helicopters, the Holland Festival really challenges audience expectations.
With their songs about nagging parents or overtime at the office, Shanghai-based ensemble Rainbow Chamber Singers are connecting with a new generation of choral music lovers.
