Date: July 25 to August 30, 2020
Country: Germany
Established in 1876 by Wagner, the event originally stages only his own composition works. Taking place in the Bayreuth Festspielhaus, a theatre which Wagner personally supervised the design and construction, the venue features many architectural innovations to accommodate the huge Wagnerian orchestras. Hans Richter, Hermann Levi and Engelbert Humperdinck were amongst the great maestros who had performed on Bayreuther’s stage.
Good riddance 2020, Hello 2021 
Lang Lang’s Goldberg Variations – Original or Sacrilegious?
Thoughts on Lang Lang’s latest recording of Bach
Booing the Audience
What’s up with voicing appreciation or clapping in the concert hall and opera house?
Chloe Chua — More Than an “Ordinary” Wunderkind
What makes Chloe stands out from her peers?
Musicians and Artists: Busoni and Boccioni
Pianist Ferruccio Busoni portrayed by Futurist artist Umberto Boccioni
When Is a Sold Out Concert Not a Sold Out Concert?
On organizing live concerts with new social distancing regulations
Randall Snyder: Jasmine Dreams
Three oriental portraits combining his Western background with ancient Asian musical practices
What Might 2021 Bring for Classical Music?
Smaller socially-distanced audiences, livestream performances, and what else?