Gianandrea Noseda: What makes Shakespeare a master
Gianandrea Noseda returns to the LSO this month conducting some of the most dramatic orchestral works inspired by the Bard. We learn more about what Shakespeare's writings mean to him as a performer.
LSO Principal Oboe Olivier Stankiewicz on Berio, Ligeti and new music
LSO Principal Oboe Olivier Stankiewicz talks about Berio and Ligeti and new music ahead of LSO Futures, the Orchestra's biennial festival of contemporary music ....
In his preface to the first publication of William Shakespeare’s First Folio in 1623, poet Ben Johnson made a prediction on the enduring legacy of Shakespeare’s works, proclaiming them as "…not of an age, but for all time".
Oliver Leith: 7 things you wouldn’t believe are true
Composer Oliver Leith is a Phase I Soundhub Member. He has sent us this blog about the work he's been writing – and if you spot the odd spelling or grammar mistake, it's all part of the fun..
On 21 & 24 January, François-Xavier Roth conducts two concerts that focus on the musical changes that took place as the Romantic era became the modern.
