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Guardian classical music critic Andrew Clements dies at 75

The Guardian's esteemed classical music critic, Andrew Clements, has died aged 75. Renowned for his deep knowledge and fearless opinions, his voice shaped the UK's cultural landscape for over three decades. Read our tribute.

Bowie's Final Act Stuns Critic Who Once Made Him Cry

A new documentary, 'Bowie: The Final Act,' reveals the star's last creative surge. The critic who famously panned him in 1979 is left stunned by his own past disrespect. Discover the powerful legacy.

Expert Tips to Overcome Self-Doubt and Thrive

A top mindset coach shares her proven techniques to conquer self-doubt, used by successful CEOs and entrepreneurs. Learn how to quiet your inner critic and unlock your full potential.

Critics' Best Classical Events of 2025 Revealed

From Mark-Anthony Turnage's powerful Festen at the Royal Opera House to spellbinding Wagner and blistering Shostakovich, discover the UK's standout classical music performances of 2025.

Ronnie Wood's Surprising Turner Art Critique on BBC

Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood delivered an eloquent critique of J.M.W. Turner's work on BBC2's documentary about the artist's secret sketchbooks. Discover the untold story of Turner's turbulent life and artistic legacy.

Observer's Rachel Cooke dies aged 56

A tribute to Rachel Cooke, the Observer journalist and critic who brought curiosity and discernment to her work for 24 years. Discover her legacy in literature and food writing.

Martin Fröst's brilliant Bach album review

Swedish clarinettist Martin Fröst delivers a revelatory Bach album that breathes contemporary vitality into centuries-old masterpieces with technical mastery and infectious joy.

John Rutter's 80th Birthday Celebration Wows London

St Paul's Cathedral hosted an unforgettable musical extravaganza honouring Sir John Rutter's 80th birthday, featuring star performers and breathtaking choral works that captivated London audiences.

Aimard's spellbinding piano recital at Wigmore Hall

French virtuoso Pierre-Laurent Aimard delivers an unforgettable performance at London's Wigmore Hall, showcasing breathtaking technical command and profound musical insight in works by Beethoven, Carter, and Messiaen.

Björk & LSO reimagine Rosalía's LUX

Spanish superstar Rosalía's latest album 'LUX' receives stunning orchestral reinterpretation by Björk and the London Symphony Orchestra in groundbreaking London performance.

John Adams Festival Triumphs in Manchester

The Hallé Orchestra delivers a breathtaking performance of John Adams' works at Bridgewater Hall, showcasing the composer's vibrant musical legacy in a spectacular festival finale.

Jonathan Lloyd: British Composer Dies at 73

The music world mourns the loss of Jonathan Lloyd, the innovative British composer and educator whose vibrant works captivated audiences for decades. Remembering his remarkable legacy.

Kanneh-Mason's Walton: Cello Concerto Reborn

Discover how Sheku Kanneh-Mason's stunning new recording of Walton's Cello Concerto brings fresh vitality to this British masterpiece, capturing both its lyrical beauty and raw emotional power.

Davóne Tines revives radical composer Julius Eastman

American vocalist Davóne Tines delivers a powerful homage to forgotten composer Julius Eastman at London's Barbican Hall, reclaiming the legacy of a musical maverick whose work defied categorization.

Juana Molina: Why I hate being solemn

Experimental music pioneer Juana Molina opens up about her creative process, disdain for artistic pretension, and the playful spontaneity behind her groundbreaking new work.

Feminist writer Susan Griffin dies at 78

Celebrated feminist author and cultural historian Susan Griffin, whose groundbreaking work reshaped modern feminist thought, has passed away at 78, leaving behind a powerful literary legacy.

Apartment House stuns at Wigmore Hall with contemporary works

London's prestigious Wigmore Hall witnessed a breathtaking evening of contemporary classical music as the acclaimed Apartment House ensemble delivered mesmerising performances of works by Caitlin Smith, Michael Paccione, and others.

Mavis Staples: Submit Your Questions for Music Legend

Gospel and soul icon Mavis Staples, whose career spans seven revolutionary decades, is opening the floor to readers. Submit your questions about her incredible journey from civil rights anthems to rock collaborations.

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