Music Review: A young unknown at Aldeburgh who is bound for glory
It was a good week for composers at the Aldeburgh Festival
Music Review: Don’t stick the knife into English music
Pierre Boulez was wrong to imply that English composers are second rate
Music Review: A great choral factory tunes up for Britain
The Orfeo Catala are heading to London but, alas, they must leave their lady muses behind
A female conductor seizes the baton
Watching a conducting competition is a surreal experience
The Polish composer who was born twice
The life of composer Sir Andrzej Panufnik played out like a Cold War thriller
Bach, barbed wire and cardboard boxes at ENO
Peter Sellars’ opera reads the Passion story in contemporary terms
‘I had no religious upbringing at all’
Everyone assumes Roxanna Panufnik is a cradle Catholic, says Michael White. But her path to faith was far from straightforward
