It’s rare to discover a lost work by a master composer, but ‘new’ works by Classical-era composers do turn up in the archives. To discover a lost work by a famous 20th-century composer is even more unexpected, but that was

Multitalented violinist Yury Revich will give the world premiere of his own composition, OCEAN, a new work for solo violin and orchestra, at Carnegie Hall in New York on November 12. Hailing from a four-generation musical family, Yury has built

Recording the album, Encores For Mr Scotts – a tribute to my teacher For violinist Patrick Savage, Encores for Mr Scotts is more than a collection of short violin pieces. Recorded with pianist Martin Cousin, the album pays tribute to

Cuban-American composer and conductor Odaline de la Martínez celebrates the tenth edition of the London Festival of American Music (LFAM), running November 9 to 13, 2026, at The Warehouse in Waterloo, London. Founded by Martínez in 2006, the biennial festival

Clara Schumann is best known as one of the great pianists of the nineteenth century. Her work as a composer, though, has often received less attention. In her new book, Madame Composer: The Virtuosic Genius of Clara Schumann, musicologist and writer

Giacomo Copiello, an Italian classical guitarist, has spent nearly ten years exploring the eight-string Brahms Guitar through performances, transcriptions, and research. In 2016, guitarist Paul Galbraith gave him a 1995 David Rubio Brahms Guitar, which has since become central to

For conductor Suzi Digby OBE, every piece of music opens a door to a different world. As the founder of VOCE Chamber Choir, she is passionate about introducing singers and audiences to new repertoire while encouraging composers to develop their

In this interview, I swap seats with another artist and ask the questions I wish I’d been asked. Today, I meet Australian musician and pianist Zubin Kanga following his October performance at Southbank Centre in London. Zubin, before we dig