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Small screen BIG music

Television drama is getting ever more sophisticated, but why has it become such a draw for Hollywood composers?

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February 2026
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All in the mind

Pianist Nicolas Namoradze is allowing audiences to peek into the depths of his brain as he performs

6 min  |

February 2026
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Heidelberg Germany

A visit to the home of Germany's oldest university and a sparkling spring music festival gives Jeremy Pound plenty of food for thought

3 min  |

February 2026
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Boulanger's buried opera has its day in the sun

Four magnificent leads bring a passionate work back to life, writes Christopher Cook

1 min  |

February 2026
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Portable cassette and CD players to rewind with

When I recently showed a cassette tape to my 11-year-old daughter, she looked genuinely baffled. 'What is it?' she asked.

3 min  |

February 2026
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Grace Williams

For long neglected outside her own nation, the Welsh composer is starting to enjoy her time in the sun again, explains Geraint Lewis

6 min  |

February 2026
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Halle's comet

As the Hallé's vibrant new principal conductor, Kahchun Wong is looking to blaze a trail across Manchester's music scene, writes Clive Paget

7 min  |

February 2026
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Leonard Slatkin

US conductor Leonard Slatkin has been music director of orchestras including the Detroit, St Louis and National symphonies, Orchestre National de Lyon and the BBC Symphony Orchestra.

3 min  |

February 2026
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The Reichtrack

As he approaches 90, the US composer Steve Reich tells Tom Service about his pride in playing an important part in bringing tonality and pulse back to music

9 min  |

February 2026
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Music to die for

Did legendary crime novelist Agatha Christie once harbour ambitions to become an opera singer? Andrew Green follows the clues...

6 min  |

February 2026
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Frederic Rzewski The People United Will Never Be Defeated

Amanda Holloway is stirred by the best recordings of an hour-long piano masterpiece born out of a 1970s Chilean political protest song

3 min  |

February 2026
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In Denmark let me dwell

Rick Jones assumes the role of composer John Dowland, as he sails over to the very castle that inspired Shakespeare's Hamlet

7 min  |

February 2026
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Richard Morrison

Minimalism was much more than a return to basics... it was a revolution

3 min  |

February 2026
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Is AI really all-consuming?

The rise of Artificial Intelligence may be spreading gloom over the music world but, reasons Tom Service, there is still hope for us humans yet!

2 min  |

February 2026
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Thomas Søndergård Conductor

Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård is music director of the Minnesota Orchestra and Royal Scottish National Orchestra. He was a percussionist in the Royal Danish Orchestra, starting his conducting career with the premiere of Poul Ruders's opera Kafka's Trial, which opened the new Royal Danish Opera building. Music director of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales from 2012-18, Søndergård leads his second annual Nordic Soundscapes Festival in Minneapolis in January 2026.

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January 2026
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A bold statement in the face of censorship

Erik Levi praises Hyeyoon Park's compelling pairing of two composers suppressed and stifled by political forces

2 min  |

January 2026
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Virtuosic, expressive and immersive pianism

Jessica Duchen is captured by Francesco Piemontesi's compelling interpretations of Brahms's piano works

1 min  |

January 2026
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The modern, affordable all-in-one CD player

UK CD sales peaked in 2001, when we bought 225.9 million discs worth £2.2 billion. Convenient, affordable and genuinely excellent in quality, the compact disc was, and remains, a format valued by listeners who want simplicity and reliability. These days, sales top out at 10.5 million, but there is renewed interest.

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January 2026
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Johann Sebastian Bach Coffee Cantata

Paul Riley enjoys rich aromas aplenty as he filters through the tastiest recordings of Bach's comic take on an 18th-century caffeine obsession

6 min  |

January 2026
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Unboxed

This month's round-up celebrates Jodie Devos and dives deep into Schoenberg and Shostakovich

1 min  |

January 2026
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Delightful settings of English texts

Christopher Cook enjoys the debut album from well-matched musical partners

1 min  |

January 2026
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Thank you, Mr Holland...

As the Mr Holland's Opus Foundation approaches its 30th birthday, Michael Beek explores the charity's impact and the composer behind it

7 min  |

January 2026
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Morton Feldman

Ivan Hewett marks 100 years of an American modernist whose complex, sometimes lengthy scores ultimately reward those willing to listen

6 min  |

January 2026
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Keys to enlightenment

Once seen as an elite symbol of the West, the piano is today accessible to Indian people of all backgrounds, says Karishmeh Felfeli-Crawford

7 min  |

January 2026
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Clarevoices

At 700, Clare is one of Cambridge's oldest colleges, but its choir is youthful and full of life, finds Andrew Stewart

7 min  |

January 2026
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Single-handed Superstar

Following his stunning debut at last year's BBC Proms, one-handed pianist Nicholas McCarthy tells Claire Jackson all about repertoire, technique and challenging narrow-minded attitudes

9 min  |

January 2026
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Subverting all genres

Tortoise's first new album since 2016 is an improbable yet utterly compelling success

1 min  |

January 2026
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Operatic awakening

Charles Mackerras's mastery of Janáček is palpable in this centenary celebration

1 min  |

January 2026
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Strike up the band

Britain's illustrious brass band tradition delivers first-rate opportunities within local communities

6 min  |

January 2026
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15 pieces about US states

From Alaskan glaciers to Florida plantations, Brian Wise explores how composers have depicted the American landscape

6 min  |

January 2026

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