Happy birthday to the cello maestroSteven Isserlis's 60th is being marked by a concert at the Wigmore HallBy Jessica Duchen3 min read
A Barmitzvah paved the way for a musical reunion after nearly 20 years apartTwo cousins were on the verge of stardom 18 years ago. Now they're back, after one regained his confidence after leyning on his son's big dayBy Lee Harpin3 min read
Klezmer in the parkLast week a group of people got together to celebrate the lighter side of Jewish tradition, with food, dancing and Klezmer musicBy Ellie Jacobs2 min read
My amazing life with Dad, the starMatt Monro jnr's dad was a superstar in the 1960s. Now his son tours the world, performing his hitsBy Francine White6 min read
Review: Barry Humphries' Weimar CabaretDon't miss this entrancing evening, says Stephen PollardBy Stephen Pollard1 min read
Klezfest could change your lifeMusician Josh Dolgin is heading for London's Klezfest in August - and recalls how a similar gathering in Canada kindled his love of Yiddish culture and musicBy Keren David2 min read
Who was Marion Stein? The woman who stood by Jeremy ThorpeShe was an acclaimed concert pianist but her fame came from the men she marriedBy Jack Sommers2 min read
I’m not a typical violinist, I wanted to be a singer“I sometimes blame my parents for making me play the violin,” says musician Liza Fertschman. “My father’s a cellist and my mother’s a pianist, so they wanted a piano trio.”By Jessica Duchen2 min read
Music of the mash-up melting potThey call themselves 'ambassadors of groove' and they're bringing their music to London. Claire Cantor reportsBy Claire Cantor2 min read
Singing the songs that the dead left behindGerman singer Ute Lemper is giving a very special concert at JW3By Jessica Duchen2 min read
A musical outlaw finds his voice on the farmBen Weich meets a Talmud-studying, former hippy who is reviving a career in country musicBy Ben Weich2 min read
Shaer comes to LondonA rising star of Israeli classical music is performing in LondonBy JC Reporter1 min read
‘This music belongs to mankind, not me’Francesco Lotoro's quest to discover the music composed by concentration camp prisoners has led to a unique concert in IsraelBy Julie Carbonara3 min read
Together in tuneJewish, Roma and Gypsy communities are coming together for a concert next monthBy JC Reporter1 min read
The metalheads working to make peaceKobi Farhi, the front man of the Israeli heavy metal band Orphaned Land, is as much an activist as he is a musicianBy Alastair Thomas2 min read
Lost music replayedThe distinguished cellist Raphael Wallfisch's new albums focus on concertos by 20th-century Jewish composers who were forced into exileBy Jessica Duchen3 min read