Classical Music for Easter: Resurrection in Sound Easter has long inspired some of the most profound and powerful music in the classical canon. From Handel to Mahler, explore five timeless works that reflect themes of resurrection, renewal, and sacred celebration. View author's page By Kim Hunter Reading time estimated : 6min read
The enchanting world of Michel Legrand’s music Michel Legrand had a way of turning melodies into emotions. In this concert from Brussels, we hear the full scope of his romantic genius—from film scores to poetic ballads—each note… View author's page By Lilly Lopez Reading time estimated : 1min read
Arielle Beck’s stunning festival debut Some performances stop you in your tracks—and at just 14 years old, Arielle Beck did just that in Lucerne. Her poised, lyrical playing of Schumann and Mendelssohn revealed an artist… View author's page By Charles Bourgeaux Reading time estimated : 1min read
A flamenco evening with Rocío Molina and Yerai Cortés In a raw, intimate setting, Rocío Molina and Yerai Cortés conjure an unforgettable evening of flamenco—full of fire, tenderness, and connection. View author's page By Pauline Papin Reading time estimated : 1min read
A concert version of Wagner’s masterfully-crafted Das Rheingold No one masters the art of painting an image with sound like Wagner, and this concert version of Das Rheingold really highlights the role the orchestra plays in… View author's page By Darío Moreno Reading time estimated : 1min read
Rediscovering Natalia Osipova in La Bayadère From grainy documentary footage to the stage of the Royal Ballet, Natalia Osipova’s journey comes full circle in this luminous performance of La Bayadère. View author's page By Sophie Gentelle Reading time estimated : 1min read
Barber’s devastating Adagio for Strings Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings is a hauntingly beautiful and deeply emotional masterpiece, famously performed at memorials, with Sir Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker delivering a particularly moving rendition. View author's page By Sophie Gentelle Reading time estimated : 1min read
Jun Miyake’s Parallel Worlds Jun Miyake crafts a dreamlike sonic world in this mesmerizing live performance from Paris—an immersive blend of global voices, textures, and rhythms. View author's page By Théophile Krosi-Douté Reading time estimated : 1min read
Dazzling Devieilhe and David Hockney — Discover Poulenc’s wildest Opera A surreal feminist opera full of charm and satire? Yes, please. Poulenc’s Les Mamelles de Tirésias surprises with humor, stunning visuals, and sublime music — featuring Sabine Devieilhe in a… View author's page By Valérie Hocquemiller Reading time estimated : 3min read
The enchanting Lionel Hampton’s King David Suite Lionel Hampton’s King David Suite is a joyous blend of jazz, classical, and tradition—performed here by the legend himself, with unforgettable flair. View author's page By Valérie Hocquemiller Reading time estimated : 1min read
