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Je suis né croyant.” I’ve been snagging on that phrase for decades. It means, “I was born believing.” The mystic modernist ...

Je suis né croyant.” I’ve been snagging on that phrase for decades. It means, “I was born believing.” The mystic modernist ...

Olivier Messiaen was a French composer steeped in the solitude and ecstasy of Catholic mysticism: everything he wrote was ...

Alternative rock bands in the 1990s shunned the idea of being rock stars, but many became alt-rock guitar heroes nonetheless.

MUMBAI: When French composer Olivier Messiaen wrote Quartet for the End of Time inside a German concentration camp during World War II, all he had was a scrap of paper and three fellow musicians—a ...

The Humboldt Park musician celebrates his new album, ‘The Crisis Knows No Borders,’ with a release show at Constellation on ...

With OpenAI facing a second backlash by top domestic music labels, legal experts and artists demand changes to existing ...

Alina Ibragimova and friends join forces at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in two powerful chamber works composed at the height of ...

Hailed as one of this era’s most adventurous interpreters of the classical organ repertoire, leading female organist Gail ...

Born in New York in 1980, Miranda is one of the most decorated songwriters and composers of the past century, with a Pulitzer prize, three Tony awards, two Olivier awards and more to his name.

Originally from Wellington, and an Otago University alum, Darren Clark works in London's West End, where he has just picked up a nomination for a Laurence Olivier Award, one of the highest gongs in ...