Thank God it’s dead! Granted, the French and the Dutch voted “no” to the proposed EU constitution for the wrong

It’s well known that performers of all stripes, and not just in classical music, sometimes amass a cult following, particularly

This summer something very rare happened in the film industry. Faced with declining attendance, one of the country’s two major

Both the music and the Austrian tourist industries are revving up for another “Mozart” year, only a decade and a

The final, ignominious demise of Tower Records, auctioned off in bankruptcy to a liquidator for about $146 million, couldn’t have

On Tuesday, February 13, a CT.comreader, Mr. Brian Ventura (who kindly granted me permission to identify him by name) sent

It has been a bit more than a week since the news broke that many, if not all, of British

How disappointing. William Barrington-Coupe, husband of Joyce Hatto and head of Concert Artist recordings, has (apparently) taken the easy way

It’s probably a truism to say that there are only two kinds of music: good and bad, but now that

There has been no shortage of juicy classical music news recently, starting with the death of German composer and space