Scottish Opera launches an eclectic mix of main house productions, touring activity and a large emphasis on youngsters in Scotland’s Year of Young People.
Parisians with an appetite for contemporary dance have been lucky this Spring, with two opportunities to see the work of Hofesh Shechter. In between rehearsals, Bachtrack writer Laurine Mortha caught up with him
The leading British clarinettist of his generation reminisces about his early BBC Young Musician success, on combining solo and orchestral careers and his thoughts on Mozart's great concerto.
Ahead of this year’s Donatella Flick LSO Conducting Competition, we talk to past winners Niklas Hoffmann, Elim Chan and François-Xavier Roth about their experiences.
After an extensive tour while the Opera House is refurbished, the company returns to its ancestral home with a concentrated dose of all twelve Puccini operas. But the repertory system ensures that there's plenty of other fare.
Both Matthias Schorn and Daniel Ottensamer have been principal clarinets of the Vienna Philharmonic for a decade and have helped to shape the famous sound of this world class orchestra.
We meet the Canadian soprano as she prepares for the world première of George Benjamin's new opera, Lessons in Love and Violence at the Royal Opera House.
Oliver Janes has been principal clarinet with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra for over three years and still loves it like it was the first day.
The Palau's new season is rich and varied, featuring international orchestras, soloists and period ensembles which will bring to life repertoire ranging from the Baroque to the 21st century.
The Danish-Israeli violinist won the Carl Nielsen International Competition in 1992, but when he was asked to be its president, he turned it down. Find out why he changed his mind.
