
"Let's see what the future brings" – Santtu-Matias Rouvali interview
The Finnish conductor discusses his first recording with the Philharmonia, dealing with lockdown and planning in the age of Covid.
The Finnish conductor discusses his first recording with the Philharmonia, dealing with lockdown and planning in the age of Covid.
The period performance pioneer talks to Hugo Shirley about his breakthrough Beethoven recordings, singing for Klemperer and challenging tradition
Hugo Shirley reports on the sessions for Pablo Heras-Casado's new recording of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
The Norwegian violinist on finding her path, surviving lockdown and helping launch IDAGIO's Global Concert Hall
The pianist discusses conducting, playing and the joy of Brahms
As he launches a series of new albums, the star violinist reflects on recording, conducting and teaching.
The Scottish violinist on inspiration, education and working with Jazz legend Wynton Marsalis
What, asks Katy Hamilton, did we learn from the 200th-anniversary celebrations of one of 19th-century music's great influencers?
Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla might turn out to be one of the artists who define our century, argues Richard Bratby.
There's nothing mysterious about the Berliner Philharmoniker's new chief conductor for anyone who's followed his career in the German capital, argues Shirley Apthorp.
As the teenage violinist releases his second Deutsche Grammophon album, he talks Tchaikovsky, chess, Bach and boxing with Hugo Shirley.
As Deutsche Grammophon starts releasing Peter Gregson's back catalogue, Hugo Shirley talks to the composer and cellist about recomposing Bach and how he started to record for the Yellow Label.
The IDAGIO app has been downloaded over 1.5 million times and has subscribers in over 190 countries. Why?