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Performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Opera Philadelphia and Voces8 feature works by contemporary composers
Johnny Bragg’s song was written in prison and earned him parole
The singer, songwriter and poet is the subject of a new documentary co-written and directed by her daughter, Celeste Bell
The rapper’s new album attempts to show different aspects of his personality but is let down by scrappy songwriting
The London four piece’s fourth album shows that their exuberant sound remains as engaging as ever
From climate change to love, Tamara Lindeman’s songs tell stories of deliberate states of unawareness
The Scottish folk singer combines the traditional and the new to reflect on current times
The soprano shifts gears impressively between jazz standards and opera arias
This first professional recording on period instruments marks a step forward for the 1705 opera
New online series have been launched by the San Francisco Symphony, Royal Concertgebouw and Wigmore Hall
The frontman discusses Distractions, an album born from a cancelled tour, and why they need to keep creating
Entertaining new offerings include an Adam Guettel song cycle, a celebration of Atlanta and the latest from the Metropolitan Opera
The New York band’s 1979 breakthrough hit caused disquiet among fans and band members; years later, all is forgiven
Closure of venues to stem spread of coronavirus and EU visa problems leave artists struggling
There are deep currents beneath the easy musical flow of the Londoner’s debut album
The seven-piece’s debut album mixes periods of reflective calm into frantic action
The band’s attempt at a new direction into the usual singalong hard-rock proves to be a misstep
Stewart Lee looks back at The Prefects, one of the first UK punk bands, and 40 years of persistence
Gauteng’s leading jazz musicians come together to address the state of the nation on this compilation album
The sax-and-drum duo compress a multitude of styles into this live album
Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts a performance of tremendous drive and lyrical beauty
Raising a family is not exactly rock’n’roll, but two new albums suggest that it can be fertile territory
Rash of recent deals defy financial logic, says Steve Cooper
Filmed productions of Britten and Glass are haunting and imaginatively produced
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