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Legendary composer John Williams breaks down his Indiana Jones scores for Empire.

Complete Information About A Classical Gala in UK / West End at Royal Albert Hall. Join us for an afternoon of the best classical music, celebrating Raymond Gubbays long association with the Hall. Comperd by ITVs Good Morning Britain presenter, broadcaster and Classic FM host Charl...

Complete Information About Beauty and the Beast in Off-Off-Broadway at Tuacahn. Disney's Beauty and the Beast, tells of Belle, a young woman in a small town, and the Beast, a young prince trapped under the spell of an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, th...

Published: Wh en John Wilson’s recording of Korngold’s Symphony in F sharp thundered out of its CD like a musical typhoon, I knew I’d found my personal record of the year. Few other conductors ‘get’ the sweep and bite of Korngold’s style to such a fine degree and the playing was simply awe-inspiring. Advertisement Meeting the British conductor after a recording session with the same orchestra – his newly convened Sinfonia of London (SoL) – it strikes me that his affinity with this highly controlled yet extraordinarily intense music is possibly no coincidence: Wilson i...

From Jerry Goldsmith to Bernard Herrmann: what makes a great film soundtrack? As a Telegraph reader noted this week, the greatest film scores have long been intelligent and richly informed by classical music 16 April 2021 • 5:00am Can you hear the sound of Vertigo? Jimmy Stewart in the Hitchcock classic, scored by Bernard Herrmann Credit: Collection Christophel A reader’s letter this week pointed out the indebtedness of film scores to classical music. “Film composers may be awarded ‘best original score’ at the Oscars,” wrote Ian France, “but their art is always a synthesis of e...