Mark Seow travels to Dresden to witness a performance of Sven Helbig's Requiem A, and to reflect on Britten's War Requiem and the sound of conflict ...

Sham secures the top prize with Brahms’s Piano Concerto No 2, while Vitaly Starikov takes Silver and Evren Ozel earns Bronze ...

Indeed, when I looked over my earlier blog posts, I saw that I largely enjoyed these medalists’ solo rounds. Yet unlike in 2022 – when Yunchan Lim’s extraordinary Semi-final performance of Liszt’s ...

Aristo Sham took command of Brahms’s Piano Concerto No 2 and ran away with it, infusing the gnarly solo part with purpose, direction, structural awareness, technical finesse and mature artistry' ...

Premiere follows the broadcaster, musician and Gramophone contributor being named a King’s Foundation’s 35 under 35 member ...

Performance follows the broadcaster, musician and Gramophone contributor being included in the King’s Foundation’s 35 under ...

Broadcaster, musician and Gramophone contributor to perform work for Youth Choir in presence of HM The King ...

This week sees new recordings of Sibelius's Fifth Symphony, songs by Messiaen and Debussy, and Ravel's La valse ...

On a performance-free day of this year's Cliburn competition, Jed Distler reflects on the tumultuous, short life of a ...

Free magazine features archive interviews and reviews of outstanding recordings from two decades of the London Philharmonic ...

Carter Johnson commandeered the complex and unwieldy textures with minimum effort and maximum suppleness and sophistication' ...

Today’s Video of the Day is a performance of Philip Glass’ ‘Etude No.6’ by Roxane Elfasci and Baptiste Erard and Théo Lampérier on drums. The recording can be found on the album ‘Glass Gaze’ where the ...