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5 things to know about Koestler Arts: Night Owls and Abstractions
Get an insight into the 18th annual Koestler Arts exhibition, currently at the Southbank Centre, curated by poet and playwright Inua Ellams.
So, Hear Me Out: Are film and game soundtracks ‘proper’ classical music?
Gillian Moore and Linton Stephens explore the world of film soundtracks and game scores in episode seven of our podcast series.
Walk into the world of Gilbert & George with Pandemonia
Take a video tour of Gilbert & George’s Hayward Gallery exhibition 21ST CENTURY PICTURES in the company of performance artist Pandemonia.
So, Hear Me Out: Can classical music make you happier?
Gillian Moore and Linton Stephens explore the happiness that classical music can bring in the sixth episode of our podcast series
Alisa Weilerstein: ‘We’re taught that context is everything; why can’t we just skip that and listen?’
Cellist Alisa Weilerstein discusses her musical upbringing, expanding the repertoire and the ‘great equaliser’ of classical music out of context.
How I create… with musician Soumik Datta
The sarod virtuoso on finding inspiration on the go, rewriting his understanding of success and learning to accept feedback.
So, Hear Me Out: Can classical music provide hope to the imprisoned?
Gillian Moore and Linton Stephens explore compositions that testify to the resilience of creativity in this fifth episode of our classical music podcast.
My Mixtape: Marius Neset’s 10 tracks he can’t get enough of
The saxophonist and composer shares ten pieces of music he keeps going back to again and again, and the reasons why.
Who is contemporary classical quintet ZRI?
Meet the contemporary classical and folk music quintet who take inspiration from a bawdy 19th century pub.
So, Hear Me Out: Is classical music just one big remix?
Gillian Moore and Linton Stephens discuss classical music’s tendency to borrow from its own past in our classical music podcast’s fourth episode.
5 things to know about TS Eliot's The Waste Land
If you’re yet to discover what’s considered one of the most important poems of the 20th century, we’ve put together a helpful summary.
So, Hear Me Out: Can classical music be protest music?
Hosts Gillian Moore and Linton Stephens contemplate classical music as a form of protest in the third episode of our classical music podcast.