An unhackneyed Schubertian journey through the cycles of the year
Covid-19 restrictions did not stop INO from creating Seraglio - an upcoming mini-series
Using online communication as substitute for the traditional face-to-face music lesson is a complicated undertaking
Waiting for Shakespeare to feature performances by Lisette Oropesa and Celine Byrne
Effective controls on artistic expenditure appear to have been nonexistent
Hibernophile musicologist Axel Klein has had to use detective work to fill in the blanks
Michael Dervan: Reducing numbers at concerts will be very tough on box offices
Today it’s a pandemic. A century ago it was the advent of radio, the talkies and muzak
From Stravinsky to Schoenberg, composers differed in their treatment of global events in the 20th century
With most summer events cancelled, the picture for autumn is looking a lot less clear
Michael Dervan: Contemporary Music Centre’s list of unrealistic demands is shameful
You have to wonder what the Government’s cultural mandarins are actually thinking
Cancelled events have hit Jonny Byers, Peter Whelan and Tara Erraught hard
Krzysztof Penderecki had a remarkable career, but was most proud of his arboretum
Coronavirus ravages cultural schedule but online musical archives will reward raiding
Covid-19 has shut concert halls and productions, but you can watch safely on the web
Numerous composers suffer from tinnitus and even violinists tend to end up with hearing damage in the left ear
NCH hosts concerts by Bach Collegium Japan/Masaaki Suzuki and Malcolm Proud
Unusual ambience and myriad external intrusions fails to derail eclectic artistry
New Music Dublin, Hugh Tinney, RTÉ NSO/Michail Jurowski
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