Features
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Standing together
Classical Music columnist Jack Pepper remembers musicians who composed in the concentration camps of World War Two 2019 led toRead More -
A family affair
James Picton-Turbervill is the the fifth member of his family to join the Bach Choir. He explains what this connectionRead More -
Work in progress – Frobenius & Sons
The new home of Danish organ builder Frobenius & Sons keeps the north winds out and some intriguing projects in,Read More -
Remembering Harry Kupfer: a towering figure in opera directing
Harry Kupfer, one of the most prominent figures in European opera directing in the postwar era, died on 30 DecemberRead More -
THE 10 ESSENTIAL GAMELAN ALBUMS
Andy Channing picks some of his favourite recordings from the Indonesian islands of Java and Bali. This article appeared inRead More -
Remembering the good doctor Miller
By Tom Sutcliffe I got to know Jonathan Miller partly because I was wasn’t all that nice about some ofRead More -
Spatial effects
Rafael Todes introduces a new range of immersive listening experiences from innovative audio engineering firm L-Acoustics ‘Ocean’ is a newRead More -
Artist of the month: Mayah Kadish
Toby Deller speaks to Mayah Kadish, a violinist exploring early music through a prism of contemporary ideas ‘I stopped playingRead More -
California dream
The LSO have found a home in the Golden State through a partnership with Music Academy of the West. LucyRead More -
Optimum Playing: How to achieve ease and security in performance
When practising the piano, it’s all too easy to keep making the same mistakes. How can we overcome this toRead More -
Artist of the month: Daniel Hyde
Toby Deller speaks to Daniel Hyde, new director of music at King’s College, Cambridge ‘You have to be pretty judiciousRead More -
A Christmas Carol – the modern pantomime
Mat Walters provides a one-off workshop that will make for some engaging Christmas themed exercises for KS3. Learning Objective To tellRead More -
All for one: inside the New Renaissance Collective
Adrian Horsewood meets the New Renaissance Collective Choosing a name is usually one of the most crucial decisions for aRead More -
Artist of the month: Elena Urioste
Finding balance can be hard for a musician, but Elena Urioste uses yoga to help her achieve a healthy mindRead More -
String & Keyboard Musik: How music helps young people
Advertorial Music has always had an important role in our lives, with deep roots in human culture throughout history. ListeningRead More -
Ensemble approaches for rehearsal
Adam Cross imparts some invaluable advice for rehearsals. These ideas and tips could be used to thoroughly rehearse ensembles forRead More -
Reviving Ethel Smyth’s Fête Galante
Odaline de la Martinez has conducted the debut recording of Ethel Smyth’s Fête Galante with Retrospect Opera. She tells CM aboutRead More -
Preview: Karl Lutchmayer performs Busoni’s Piano Concerto
British-Goan pianist Karl Lutchmayer will perform Busoni’s Piano Concerto Op 39 on 30 November at St John’s Smith Square, aRead More -
Introducing Artaud…through exercises
Matt Walters provides Drama teachers with a spooky exercise that will introduce students to Antonin Artaud’s Theatre of Cruelty. WhatRead More -
Louder than words
In November, Selwyn College Choir will help launch a new sacred music anthology. The curator, Louise Stewart, speaks to HarrietRead More
