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OK, so when Andris Nelsons signed up to Deutsche Grammophon, fine, wise choice on the company's part, but did the world need more re...

Having been stunned by the Françoise-Green Piano Duo playing Mahler's Sixth Symphony in Zemlinsky's arrangement last night, I came ...

Weinberg's opera The Passenger is, as we've seen for ourselves, an admirable, honourable attempt to grapple with the human issues o...

No question about the top choice in Radio 3's Building a Library this time - and don't read on if you still have to hear it on the ...

It's an Auschwitz opera, but it could hardly be more responsible or unsensational in its approach. Zofia Posmysz, the Polish woman on wh...

I'd have guessed an all-in-the-schoolroom reinterpretation of Britten's The Turn of the Screw . In fact Alastair Muir's ENO prod...

OK, so that's me messing round on the Leeds Grand Theatre stage, as snapped by my Radio 3 interlocutor, the ineffable Christopher Cook...

When we last visited the Tower of London, I was a little sad to find that my favourite piece of armour from childhood visits, the grotesque...