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The making of Façade “Poetry is more like a crystal globe, with Truth imprisoned in it, like a fly in amber. The poet is the magician who fashions

Oxford University Press has urged more diverse composers to come forward and submit their work.

Oxford University Press worries that many groups are currently under-represented in its current music catalogue

THE penultimate recital of Darlington Piano Society’s season sees a Darlington debut for the husband and wife duo of Emma Abbate and Julian…

The sensational Freddie De Tommaso soars alongside Natalya Romaniw in a catch-it-while-you-can Tosca

DARLINGTON Piano Society’s forthcoming season brings international pianists to the town in a series of recitals demonstrating the extent of the…

South Africas only nuclear power plant, Koeberg, has frequently been in the news in 2022, all for the wrong reasons...

The novelist and former Bright Young Thing ably captured Britain in the early 20th century. Her work deserves to be rehabilitated.

English National Opera North’s first production, Samson et Dalila, was hailed a triumph as was the new opera company, still going strong

It was 53 years ago today -- May 17th, 1969 -- that the Who's double album rock opera Tommy was released. The work, which was conceived and primarily written by Pete Townshend, was based on a boy, Tommy Walker, who although born healthy is traumatized into an autistic state at the sight of his father murdering his mother's lover. Once rendered deaf, dumb, and blind, Tommy is abused by multiple outside forces and eventually becomes treated as a new messiah due to his flawless pinball pr...