Jonathan Gaisman

Mozart’s great contemporary should be regarded as his equal, particularly in his string quartets

A dozen of the best Schubert Lieder to take the listener beyond the three great song cycles

How an inspiring Hungarian violinist created a musical community at IMS Prussia Cove

Our theatre is amongst the best in the world, but prone to cheap, jarring adaptations. Classical texts, like music, should be respected

Bruckner and Mahler were very different but their epic ninth symphonies have much in common

Since Tony Blair all but abolished the position of Lord Chancellor in 2005, English judges have been without the champion they need

Roger Scruton’s book on Wagner argues that The Ring is one of the most important works of art produced in the past 200 years