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Jack Pepper looks ahead to the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. In Part Three, we explore the role of military musicians, taking a deep dive into the world and contribution of the Royal Marines Band Service…
Matilda Lloyd speaks to Opera Now’s Editor Hattie Butterworth about the physiology of brass playing, her relationship with opera and addressing the stereotypes of the instrument
Chen came to international attention in 2019, when she took First Prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition in Belgium
Tom Guthrie performs an imaginative new arrangement of Schubert's song with the Barokksolistene
Tessa Uys and Ben Schoeman make the case for exploring Beethoven's symphonies in their piano duet arrangements by Xaver Scharwenka
A guide to some of the leading performers who will be appearing at the BBC Proms this year
The Magic Flute was a welcome operatic success for Mozart during his hectic final year. Richard Wigmore considers ten decades of recordings of this enchanting masterpiece
We highlight ten exciting young artists shaping the way that the classical music world looks, feels and sounds in the 21st century
Gramophone’s historical recordings expert Rob Cowan shares his enthusiasm for old recordings and reveals what can be learnt from them
Randall Goosby: the thrilling violinist’s first concerto album | Pablo Casals: we celebrate a revered icon of the cello | Chopin’s Études: which are the best recordings?
William Kanengiser and the Alexander String Quartet play an inventive arrangement of 'Penny Lane' by The Beatles
Making a video, sharing speeches, signing petitions: it all makes a difference
Enjoy Gjeilo's captivating 'Ubi Caritas', performed by Apollo5 in a beautifully produced film
Music can facilitate understanding between cultures like nothing else - we just have to listen, as a concert in London sets out to prove
Soprano Sandrine Piau’s ‘Voyage intime’ album takes her in new directions. She talks to David Patrick Stearns about repertoire choices and relishing a challenge
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