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Composer Rodion Shchedrin dies at 92

The classical music world mourns the loss of Rodion Shchedrin, the celebrated Russian composer and husband of ballerina Maya Plisetskaya, who passed away at 92 in Munich.

Sabrina Carpenter's New Album: Lyrics & Coachella Tease

Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter sends fans into a frenzy with the tracklist reveal for her highly anticipated sixth studio album, 'Short n' Sweet', packed with lyrical teasers and a potential Coachella-inspired anthem.

Nova Twins: Parasites & Butterflies Review

The British rock duo Nova Twins return with their explosive third album, 'Parasites & Butterflies'. Our review delves into their most ambitious, confrontational, and brilliantly produced work yet.

Julian Bliss: Masterful Lindberg & Aho Clarinet Concertos

Clarinet virtuoso Julian Bliss delivers an immaculate and thrilling performance of Magnus Lindberg and Kalevi Aho's demanding concertos on a landmark new album, setting a new benchmark for contemporary woodwind repertoire.

Wesley So Wins $350k Sinquefield Cup, Gukesh Fails

In a stunning turn of events at the prestigious Sinquefield Cup, American Wesley So clinched victory and the $350,000 top prize. The chess world watched as reigning World Champion Gukesh D suffered a second consecutive defeat, shaking up the elite ranking

Sabrina Carpenter Reveals 'Short n' Sweet' Album & Tracklist

Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter has officially revealed the cover art and full tracklist for her highly anticipated sixth studio album, 'Short n' Sweet'. The release, featuring the global hit 'Espresso', is set for August 23rd.

Sabrina Carpenter slams 'pearl-clutching' trolls

Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter has hit back at online critics who branded her new album 'Espresso' and its cover art as overly provocative, defending her artistic expression in a new interview.

Esfahani's Revolutionary Bach on Harpsichord

Harpsichord virtuoso Mahan Esfahani delivers a breathtakingly original interpretation of Bach's 'The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1', challenging centuries of piano tradition with a recording of profound intellectual rigour and startling beauty.

Blood Orange's 'Essex Honey': A Masterful Ode to Roots

Devonté Hynes returns with his luminous sixth album, 'Essex Honey'. A sun-drenched, orchestral masterpiece weaving personal history, love, and the essence of his English roots into a career-defining work.

Travis Kelce's Favorite Taylor Swift Track Revealed

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce opens up about his top pick from Taylor Swift's latest record, 'The Tortured Poets Department', sharing his personal connection to the music in a candid new interview.

Faust and Nelsons Dazzle with Beethoven at the Proms

A breathtaking performance of Beethoven's Violin Concerto by Isabelle Faust, accompanied by the mighty Gewandhausorchester Leipzig under Andris Nelsons, becomes an instant classic at the BBC Proms 2025.

Rudimental To Release Lost Tapes With BRIT Award Stars

Drum & bass icons Rudimental announce a new album featuring never-before-heard collaborations with two of the UK's biggest BRIT Award-winning artists, discovered on forgotten tapes from their seminal 'Home' era.

Classical Music's Hidden Hand in Shaping Modern Pop

Elizabeth Alker's revelatory book, 'Everything We Do Is Music', uncovers the astonishing classical roots of pop icons from The Beatles to Taylor Swift, revealing a secret musical lineage that shaped a century of sound.

Laufey's 'Bewitched': A Modern Jazz Masterpiece

Rising jazz star Laufey unveils her highly anticipated new album, 'Bewitched', a masterful collaboration with Taylor Swift's producer Aaron Dessner that adds a modern, poignant edge to classic bebop.

Linda May Han Oh's 'Strange Heavens': A Jazz Triumph

Bassist and composer Linda May Han Oh unveils her visionary new album, 'Strange Heavens', a profound collaboration with jazz titans Ambrose Akinmusire and Tyshawn Sorey. Our review explores this landmark of contemporary jazz.

Band Name’s 'No Bad Ideas': Bold or Baffling?

The latest album from Band Name, 'No Bad Ideas,' pushes creative boundaries with experimental sounds and daring lyricism. Critics weigh in on its ambitious yet polarising approach.

Benedicte Maurseth’s 'Mirra': A Folk Masterpiece

Norwegian musician Benedicte Maurseth delivers a hauntingly beautiful album, 'Mirra', blending traditional Hardanger fiddle with contemporary sounds. A must-listen for folk music enthusiasts.

Lana Del Rey's country album 'Lasso' coming 2025

Lana Del Rey has revealed details about her upcoming country-inspired album 'Lasso', hinting at a potential 2025 release while reflecting on personal growth and artistic evolution.

BBCSO stuns with Stravinsky at Royal Albert Hall

The BBC Symphony Orchestra delivered a breathtaking performance of Stravinsky's 'The Rite of Spring' and Anna Thorvaldsdottir's evocative compositions at London's Royal Albert Hall, under the baton of conductor Eva Ollikainen.

Morlot's Ravel: A Masterful Orchestral Triumph

Ludovic Morlot and the Seattle Symphony deliver a breathtaking performance of Ravel's complete orchestral works, capturing the composer's genius with precision and passion.

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