Tiptoeing into the minefield of so-called classical canon
A recital by the ConTempo Quartet and Fiachra Garvey was the first of six Sounding the Feminists concerts this season
A recital by the ConTempo Quartet and Fiachra Garvey was the first of six Sounding the Feminists concerts this season
The Welsh port town voted Leave. Were locals ‘led like lambs to the slaughter’?
The last season of Sugar Rush arrives, Reginald D Hunter’s Songs of the Border and Poldark
Dark crime drama Sharp Objects features Amy Adams, while Picnic at Hanging Rock is given a six-part treatment
Much to enjoy in a solo evening recital by Malaysian-born pianist Bobby Chen
Composing the Island festival is huge, but it neglects women and living composers under 30
A lucky few can follow their favourite groups and repertoires around the world. The rest of us have to take our chances when we can
The Belfast man studied at Cambridge with the goal of becoming a composer, but the lure of conducting led him to a rewarding career in the US
History, demographics and a ‘soft nationalist’ Labour Party working against Plaid Cymru
What better excuse for a symphonic festival than the 150th anniversaries of two Scandinavian composers?
The principal conductor of the RTÉ Concert Orchestra fell in love with music in his high chair. He taught himself piano at a young age and formed a symphony orchestra at 16 before falling into the ‘terrifying business’ of conducting
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices