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Birmingham-based commercial property developer Stoford has announced three promotions, including the appointment of two members of its construction team,

Opera company was told by Arts Council England last year that it would lose its £12m of its funding unless it moved out of London

Mark Elder, the Bergen Philharmonic and co are powerful advocates for Delius’s epic choral work, while Irish vocal group Resurgam showcase the distinctive brilliance of Weelkes

A Peter Symonds College student has been appointed as the new leader of a prestigious orchestra.

Janet Baker’s famous recording of Elgar’s song-cycle is justly regarded as a gramophone classic but Andrew Farach‑Colton sets sail in search of its challengers, old and new

Carolyn Sampson: the star soprano celebrates her 100th album | Christoph Waltz: the place of music in the actor’s life | Sibelius’s Tapiola: the best recordings

Opening his last season with the Manchester orchestra, Mark Elder’s reading of Mahler’s final completed symphony was full of individual character, drama and splendidly vulgar playing

★★★★★A few months ago I asked Mark Elder how the Hallé Orchestra had changed in the 23 years that he has been its music director. “At first I didn’t feel the pl

Christoph Loy’s 2019 staging staging feels more cogent in this, its first revival, and baritone Etienne Dupuis is stunning as Carlo

Sondra Radvanovsky, Brian Jagde and Etienne Dupuis lead a wonderful cast and orchestra in a near-overwhelming production that fully justifies its four hours running time