Musicians as artists, artists as musicians
A foray into other art forms introduces a range of pretensions from both critics and fans and, just as equally...
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In defence of classical music
Meg Colborne
Feb. 15
The problem of the evil artist: ‘The Pillowman’ review
Rhys Clarke
Feb. 14
The classical roots of modern music culture
Alex Byrne
Feb. 13
An interview with Sophie Khan Levy, the Warwick graduate starring at the RSC
Jessie Kolvin
Feb. 12
Freedom of expression in art does not excuse offending religion
Elspeth Walker
Feb. 11
Hamildrops and the 44th President
Mischa Alexander
Feb. 10
“A meta re-envisioning of the way you tell a story”: preview of ‘The Pillowman’
Jessie Kolvin
Feb. 9
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