Something old, something new, something borrowed…
- Tuesday, October 12, 2021
Joanna Marsh on composing contemporary music inspired by previous styles
Joanna Marsh on composing contemporary music inspired by previous styles
How are the remaining candidates approaching programming and pacing?
The judges name the competitors through to the next round
Jed Distler continues his fascinating daily blog of the Warsaw event
Gramophone's Editor reflects on our annual celebration of musical excellence
Jed Distler asks: what do jurors look for in contestants?
Every day, Gramophone critic Jed Distler listens in and points you towards the most inspiring performances
Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts Florence Price, Anna Netrebko sings Tchaikovsky, Jeremy Denk plays Mozart and Isabelle Faust and the AAM Berlin play Bach.
Naomi Atherton, Principal Horn of the Manchester Camerata, on how music gives people living with dementia a voice and a sense of community in the moment
Gramophone's Editor pays tribute to the brilliant people behind the microphones and desks
Step forward the LGT Young Soloists and Philip Glass...
The founding member of award-winning vocal group Fieri Consort describes the process behind their exciting project combining music by Ben Rowarth and a silent film from Sophia Carr-Gomm
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