Ben Weich meets a Talmud-studying, former hippy who is reviving a career in country music
By Ben Weich
A rising star of Israeli classical music is performing in London
By JC Reporter
Francesco Lotoro's quest to discover the music composed by concentration camp prisoners has led to a unique concert in Israel
By Julie Carbonara
Jewish, Roma and Gypsy communities are coming together for a concert next month
Kobi Farhi, the front man of the Israeli heavy metal band Orphaned Land, is as much an activist as he is a musician
By Alastair Thomas
The distinguished cellist Raphael Wallfisch's new albums focus on concertos by 20th-century Jewish composers who were forced into exile
By Jessica Duchen
Israeli musicians Shirley Brill and Jonathan Aner have a new CD out. Jessica Duchen heard their musical love story
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Ahead of a new tour, violinist Joshua Bell tells Jessica Duchen how his mother installed the work ethic he needed to succeed
Susan Reuben meets the cantor changing the tune in the Reform community
By Susan Reuben
Nimrod Borenstein wants his music to bear comparison with Brahms or Mozart. Jessica Duchen met the former child prodigy
Wiley is the godfather of grime. His manager, John Woolf is a Jewish boy from Holland Park. Rosa Doherty asked him about their generally harmonious partnership
By Rosa Doherty
Ben Goldscheider received a standing ovation
Marc Bolan’s time at the pinnacle of British pop was short. But at his peak he outshone every other star in pop’s firmament.
By Michael Moran
The renowned violinist is playing for a gala dinner in aid of Israel's neediest people
Francine White meets Mitch Murray, the songwriter who created so many toe-tapping tunes
By Francine White
Paul Lester chats to the Seventies blues wailer who never stopped rocking...and became an aikido black belt along the way
By Paul Lester