Les Illuminations News Today

All praise to a classical singer for last week’s rebellion against a sea of illuminated screens

A singer who halted a concert after spotting young audience members on their phones insisted he wasnt making a protest but urged the orchestra to reverse its policy allowing filming during shows.

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On recent performances at David Geffen Hall, Carnegie Hall, Park Avenue Armory & Zankel Hall.

All over the world, the shadow of war—both past and present—is impossible to avoid

A pair of young British pianists, two Requiem settings and a box set of violin sonatas Reviews by Graham Rickson

Music and local wines over a weekend in McLaren Vale, with artists gathered from South Australia and around the country.

Turandot: behind the scenes of a star-studded new recording of Puccini’s final opera

Jacob Joyce has crafted an intensely internal program that he, together with the ISO Players and Soprano Julia Bullock, delivered with meticulous insight.

At 75, the punk poet, singer, artist and author talks candidly about life, loss, loneliness and her acclaimed new photography project