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A Modern Visitor’s Guide to the Styriarte Music Festival (Episode 1)
Chances are, Graz will not be your first stop in Austria. It lacks the monumental musical clichés of Vienna, the postcard saturation of Mozart‘s Salzburg, or the immediate dramatic peaks of Innsbruck’s snow-capped Alps. Yet, there is a reason why
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The Classics Take A Tango Lesson
In the hands of French composer Chloë Pfeiffer, works of classical majesty are reimagined in tango. Tango’s distinctive rhythmic and harmonic language transforms Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, Satie’s Gnossiennes, Mahler’s Symphony No. 1, and many other works by composers from
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The Finals of the Queen Elisabeth Cello Competition 2026—Prepare to be Dazzled!
The highly anticipated finals of the Queen Elisabeth Competition for cello took place Monday, May 25, through Saturday, May 30, at the Salle Henry Le Boeuf (Centre for Fine Arts) in Brussels. Each evening, two finalists played the compulsory piece
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Stellar line-up announced for 60th HACS Harrogate Music Festival
Harrogate International Festivals is celebrating its 60th anniversary in style by bringing some of the biggest names and brightest emerging stars in classical music to Harrogate this summer – from the boundary-pushing stars such as Abel Selaocoe and Aurora Orchestra to legendary
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The Queen Elisabeth Competition for Cello 2026—Prepare to be Dazzled!
During my long career as a professional cellist, I have seen the popularity of the cello dramatically increase. Audiences love the cello, and so do performers, and the level of playing is extraordinarily high. This is exemplified in this year’s
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The Bach Choir
The Work That Started It All in 1876
In 1875, the English lawyer Arthur Duke Coleridge, an amateur musician with influential connections, spent some time in Leipzig studying music alongside the young Charles Villiers Stanford. He became acquainted with Bach‘s B-minor Mass, a work that had received its
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Ping Pong Gintoneria’s 4th Classical Salon
Ping Pong Gintoneria is hosting their 4th Classical Salon with students from the Baptist Univeristy’s Academy of Music on Thursday 23rd April 2026 from 8.30 pm to 10.30pm. Entrance is free This Salon’s performers are: Lau Kei Lung, Dragon |
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The Salon-Academy of Marianna Martines
Although well known in Vienna, the composer and performer Marianna Martines (1744–1812) was one of the city’s best-known secrets. A keyboardist who studied with Haydn from age 7, at the behest of Metastasio, Martines was an accomplished keyboardist. At age
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