Second Concerto News Today

The Peninsula Symphony celebrated its 75 years of existence with a concert of confessedly big and opulent music at the San Mateo Performing Arts Center Friday, May 10. It featured

ADRIAN THRILLS: The Stones first set of new songs in 18 years, Hackney Diamonds topped the UK charts when it came out two months ago.

Yuja Wang blazes and dazzles, while maintaining amazing finesse.

Whether she’s undertaking a Rachmaninov marathon or embracing new repertoire, Yuja Wang’s virtuosity and curiosity are as compelling as ever – and it all seems to come so naturally

Ahead of their tour of the UK and Ireland, Concerto Budapest’s conductor András Keller and pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard talk about the profound effects of language in the music of Beethoven and Bartók.

Having earlier reviewed Randall Goosby’s CD of violin music highlighting the Black experience, and another featuring Black composers, including Florence Price, we come now to the most recent release—the same violinist with a program including the Max Bruch Violin Concerto and not one but two vio...

A work by the conductor’s father Ivan Karabits celebrated Kyiv, and Felix Klieser’s brought zest and panache to Mozart, but the sheer skill and audacity of the BSO in Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony was awe-inspiring

In August, Sydneysiders will finally get an opportunity to experience the full breadth of horn genius Stefan Dohr’s artistry.

Saint-Saëns’s five piano concertos bucked the trend of the French musical establishment – and, says Roger Nichols, remain a legacy to be reckoned with

ADRIAN THRILLS: Damon Albarn isnt one for big, emotional gestures, so the frontmans response to the adulation that greeted Blurs two celebratory Wembley Stadium shows this month was surprising.