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Jessica Duchen

The Great Tradition
A Cornish music seminar is a fitting monument to an irascible but inspirational violinist
Jessica Duchen

Festive Season
This year’s Proms are better than ever. Now the BBC needs to repeat the trick during the rest of the year
Jessica Duchen

The Maestro’s Mystique
A new generation of conductors must show that the concert hall can be the venue for a truly emotional experience
Jessica Duchen

Tallinn is Worth a Mass
No longer in her father’s shadow, the composer Roxanna Panufnik is scaling new heights
Jessica Duchen

Non-Party Pieces
Shostakovich's string quartets shine a light on the real composer in a way his symphonies cannot
Jessica Duchen

Sounds Unfamiliar
Record companies frequently take a punt on lesser-known composers. Concert halls should do too
Jessica Duchen

Death’s March
Can we hear the strains of mortality in the late works of classical composers?
Jessica Duchen

Unwanted Liszt
Why is the bicentenary of the embodiment of Romanticism being downplayed by the BBC?
Jessica Duchen

In Praise of Kaufmania
A regular bloke from Munich is taking the operatic world by storm. And he’s doing it by word of mouth
Jessica Duchen

Burnt Out? Try Improvisation
Classical musicians should take time off once in a while to have fun. It’ll help them professionally
Jessica Duchen

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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