Beethoven's Symphony No 8, introduced by Paavo Järvi
- Monday, November 3, 2014
This maestro believes the Eighth still has the power to confuse musicians and academics alike
This maestro believes the Eighth still has the power to confuse musicians and academics alike
The writer of the racing set has always loved music, and her novel Appassionata features a voluptuous violinist and an evil conductor…
Continuing our series of classic interviews - Leopold Stokowski talks to Alan Blyth (February 1970)
One of the most daunting concertos in the violin repertoire, Tchaikovsky's masterpiece has benefitted from some classic interpretations on disc
Alan Blyth talks to Heinz Holliger, November 1972
David Vickers takes an in-depth look at the composer, his life, and works...
San Francisco’s conductor on the symphony that is defined by its extraordinary rhythmic vitality
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As Thomas Adès prepares to conduct and perform his own music at Sadler's Wells, Sarah Kirkup asks what makes his music so great to dance to
For this conductor, the ‘Pastoral’ Symphony represents the individual’s liberation through nature
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