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The actor on the links between music and the spoken word, and how knowing about the lives of composers draws you deeper into their work
The actress and star of BBC Radio 4’s The Archers on how words and music relate – not least in William Walton’s Façade
The rock singer on discovering rock‘n’roll and how classical music has influenced his own work
A poignant new work, performed by Greta Mutlu and filmed by Theresa Thomas
Our guide to this week's outstanding new recordings, including Sibelius's Violin Concerto, Byrd in 1588, Ravel's Boléro, French Songs and more...
Elan Sicroff shines a light on an unfairly neglected composer as a new series of recordings is released on the Nimbus label
A world-leading line-up of soloists discuss this choral masterpiece, ahead of Live from London's Easter broadcast
Oxford Bach Soloists perform in New College Chapel in an exclusive preview of their Easter Festival
The children’s author on the relationship between music and her writing
Carolyn Sampson and Iestyn Davies join the AAM in a preview from Live from London's Easter broadcast
The novelist on the power of Bach to free one’s imagination and give comfort in difficult times
Tenebrae commence their online Holy Week Festival at St John’s Smith Square with a beautiful performance of Stainer’s 'God so Loved the World'
The BBC’s World Affairs Editor on the powerful place of music at difficult times
With multiple concerts and recordings each year, life’s busy for Renaud Capuçon – even in lockdown. Refusing to give up on himself or the young artists he supports, the violinist has launched several projects – not least an all-Elgar recording, he tells Charlotte Gardner
Together with pianist Christopher Glynn, the violinist has recorded completions of fragments left unfinished by the composer
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