Jack Antonoff, Swift’s longstanding songwriting and producing partner, won Producer of the Year for a third year straight
By Elisa Bray
From intimate chamber to large scale opera and concertos, this composer has the rare ability to make contemporary music acclaimed by critics and audiences alike
By Stephen Pollard
Former Immanuel head boy and Oxford graduate Bertie Green gave up a job in the City to write music, and this week he releases a series of singles. Elisa Bray meets him
The film maps out the young woman’s emotional life much better than his songs
By John Nathan
Adam Green has been a musical inspiration since the 1990s and now a new album pays tribute, reports Elisa Bray
Composer Jocelyn Pook's new album is part of a remarkable project
By Jessica Duchen
Michael Feinstein has made the classics of the great American songbook his own. Now he's planning a 2021 tour to the UK
By Francine White
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A unique charity is giving children in Northern Israel the chance to train as classical musicians
Live music has been a casualty of the pandemic this year. Ahead of a major fundraiser, musicians from the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra tell Jessica Duchen how they've coped
Musician Shiry Rashkovsky has organised a classical music festival in a London cafe - first steps to bringing back live music in the pandemic
A drummer and a cellist's impro sessions form the basis of a new album
By Nadine Wojakovski
Juanita Stein, singer with the Howling Bells, has a solo album out, written as she mourned her father
Rose Kingsley started out as a teenage dancer, then turned to opera - and now she's conquered the world of jazz
Songwriter Barry Blue has written for Diana Ross and Celine Dion. Now he's got a new album out - of the songs that mean the most to him
A new collection of the music of Alberto Hemsi casts light on the songs of a lost community
By Mark Glanville
Musician and artist Daniel Blumberg tells Elisa Bray how he is inspired by Jewish music