A renowned opera conductor who faced questions over his use of pronouns has claimed he is the victim of age discrimination after he was accused of bullying, an employment tribunal heard.
An internationally-renowned conductor accused of upsetting a student over his use of pronouns who was sacked after a bullying row is suing for discrimination. Mark Shanahan was accused of ...
The Royal Opera House has announced the appointment of British violinist Magnus Johnston as Concert Master of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House (OROH). Formally part of the Navarra Quartet ...
We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Music news every morning. Four years is a long time in opera. When this production of Verdi’s La forza del destino was first ...
Historic Hamburg isn’t showy like Munich, but it’s the favorite German city of Grammy-winning American conductor Alan Gilbert, who spends part of the year there as chief conductor of the ...
The close co-ordination gives us plenty of new musical-dramatic insights in Wagner's half-joky, half-deadly "preliminary evening" to the three main Ring operas about the love of power versus the power ...
An internationally-acclaimed Japanese conductor will lead an opera performance in Odesa, southern Ukraine, in an effort to encourage people in the war-torn country. Yoshida Hirofumi will lead the ...
The celebrated Dutch conductor Bernard Haitink stood before some of the world's great orchestras, and was renowned for his ...
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Leo Blech, noted Jewish conductor of the Berlin State Opera whose personal popularity in Germany was so great that never ousted hin openly but forced his retirement in 1937 for reasons of “age ...
‘The “fright” look is all naturally mine,’ riposted Rose Knox-Peebles after FT reviewer assumed she had makeup on in Das Rheingold Rose Knox-Peebles was on a high after the opening night ...
