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Performed at David Geffen Hall, the new commission tackles humans’ use and abuse of the environment
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The Buckinghamshire festival also stages the young Mozart’s ‘Mitridate, re di Ponto’
The 11th studio album by Dave Grohl’s band follows the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins and the frontman’s mother
The Oasis alumnus brings muscularly romantic singing to his new record ahead of a rumoured reunion with brother Liam
The tenor has smartly commissioned six composers to celebrate poems from the early 20th century
The Soweto band’s latest album includes trance-inflected polyrhythms and punning spoken word
Hartwig Masuch helped BMG become challenger to bigger labels in streaming era
How the pop princess survived success, and then found it all over again
The guitarist and the singer explain why they tried not to be too purist — or political — on their new album of covers
From fleeing war and revolution to life as an émigré in the US, Fiona Maddocks profiles the much-loved Russian composer
Vienna festival’s retelling of Berg’s work expertly combines dance and opera
The 73-year-old showman displayed heroic endurance, backed by the E Street Band at Murrayfield Stadium
Performed at the town’s Schlosstheater, this neglected fairytale work is a delight
A project formed following the murder of George Floyd came to life on the London stage
Bob Dylan in Montreux, George Benjamin in Aix, Lana Del Rey almost everywhere: we cross genres and continents in our guide
The LA hip-hop crew forged a cultural identity for a track that went on to be widely covered and used in film soundtracks
As vocal clones of music’s biggest names go viral, the FT’s pop critic embarks on an unlikely quest to replicate his favourite singer’s voice
The baritone and composer remembers performing on a coffin at the 2002 festival and is keen to push more boundaries this summer
The singer’s prizewinning debut album, ‘Collapsed in Sunbeams’, has given her a high bar to reach
The vocalist’s third album after decades of near-silence shows her on careful but compelling form
Pianist Peter Jablonski, conductor Nicholas Collon and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra deliver urgent performances on this Ondine recording
Cadillac Records have rereleased a 1976 recording from the British quintet which sounds remarkably fresh
Her hugely popular songs expressed her belief that, with enough will, people could do anything
In director Simon McBurney’s Met debut, Mozart’s opera receives clever twists, along with first-rate singing
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