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Arrests after Israel Philharmonic protest in Paris, a new ninth century discovery, Ralph Fiennes in The Choral, and more

November 10: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 5min read

Maria João Pires retires, Rosalía rocks the classical world, a world premiere is canceled, and more

November 3: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 5min read

When Pop Meets Opera: Rosalía’s New Single “Berghain” Electrifies Classical Audiences

Rosalía’s latest single “Berghain” turns heads with its operatic flair and orchestral depth, winning praise from the classical music community.

By Editorial Team

Reading time estimated : 3min read

Misty Copeland’s star-studded retirement gala, Eric Lu’s big win at the Chopin Competition, Berio at 100 and more

October 28: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 6min read

Hollywood star Sandra Oh joins The Met, Sir Simon Rattle makes Gramophone history, and more

October 20: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 4min read

Chopin Competition Video Goes Viral: Tears and Raindrops

A viral clip from the International Chopin Competition has captured global attention, showing a pianist moved to tears during Chopin’s Raindrop Prelude.

By Editorial Team

Reading time estimated : 1min read

Purcell’s brand-new song, cellists Yo-Yo Ma and Gautier Capuçon head outdoors, Misty Copeland’s retirement and more

October 13: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 4min read

“A Voice You Could Recognize in Two Notes”: Remembering Luciano Pavarotti

From his first time hearing that golden voice at Covent Garden to the historic Three Tenors concert and a rain-soaked evening in Hyde Park, James Jolly remembers the charisma and…

By James Jolly

Reading time estimated : 7min read

The backlash against Beatrice Venezi, Evgeny Kissin looks ahead to 2050, Garrick Ohlsson’s miraculous memory, and more

October 6: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 5min read

Louise Alder calls out the lack of arts funding, Jordi Savall calls for action, Ilan Volkov was arrested at the border and more

September 29: This week in classical music

By Alix Haywood

Reading time estimated : 5min read

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Concours de Genève 2025: Viola Semi-Final (Chamber Music)

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Scheherazade by Mauro Bigonzetti, music by Rimsky-Korsakov

Myung-Whun Chung conducts Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring

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Saehyun Kim performs Fauré, Ravel, and Chopin

Boris Giltburg performs Chopin and Rachmaninov

Concours de Genève 2025: Opening Concert

Pierre Bleuse conducts Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto and Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique — With Paul Lewis