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CDs of the week

25.09.09
Ian Brown's My Way is a decent record, Newton Faulkner wants to be taken seriously and Alice in Chains are dignified.... more

First sight of the Proms ... and not a flagwaver around

17.07.09
The vast space of an empty Royal Albert Hall fills with the stirring sounds of a symphony orchestra in full flight... more

Chelsea comeback for Tourette's pianist

28.04.09
A British classical pianist who suffers severely from Tourette's syndrome will tonight give his first public performance for 15 years... more

Best Christmas concerts in London

12.12.08
Harps, Handel's Messiah and indoor fireworks — here’s our guide to the best of the Christmas concerts.... more

Tavener wants words to matter

17.11.08
John Tavener's Requiem stares death in the face while also attempting a synthesis of some of the world's great religions.... more

Flowing blonde on cello in Brodsky Quartet

30.10.08
The Brodsky Quartet play with familiar empathy. Three of them have been together since student days nearly three decades ago. ... more

Demure look for inspirational Dame Helen

08.10.08
Actress Dame Helen Mirren looked unusually demure when she collected an award for her fashion sense... more

Off the record

01.08.08
The Amarillo crooner's latest album could be the crossover hit of the year and the Underage Festival comes to Victoria Park.... more

The 25 must-see Proms

16.07.08
The 2008 Proms caters for all tastes, prejudices and proclivities as never before. Here are the moments you can't miss.... more

Experimental revival of Dido and Aeneas

25.06.08
A simpler concert performance of Dido and Aeneas would have done just as well, and made greater sense of Purcell's sublime music.... more

Composer Nyman holds concerts for knife victims

02.06.08
Award-winning composer Michael Nyman is to dedicate a series of concerts to recent victims of knife crime... more

A music revolution

07.05.08
When Kings Place Concert Hall opens later this year it will aim to prove that the arts can thrive without public money.... more

I'll steal Boris ideas, admits rattled Ken

01.04.08
Ken Livingstone has admitted stealing Boris Johnson's key policies in an attempt to revive his faltering re-election campaign... more

The concert craze has only just begun

19.03.08
Daniel Barenboim sold out the Festival Hall eight times over with his Beethoven piano cycle. With demand for classical music at an all-time high, it's no wonder London is gaining two new halls.... more

Connie Fisher: 'Stress made me drop two dress sizes but I won't quit'

22.02.08
Connie Fisher has hit back at claims that her career is over - despite having dropped two dress sizes due to the stress of her last job. The Sound of Music star insists that she will go to any lengths to be taken seriously as an actress after critics have claimed she isn't professional enough to handle a career in theatre... more

The glories of old Venice ring out

17.01.08
The stones of Venice may crumble and sink but joyful performances like this La Sposalizio, show that its music is imperishable.... more

Fine Finnish band

06.12.07
While the Tampere Philharmonic may not be a Premier League orchestra, it's a fine band that suited Jennifer Pike's assured reading.... more

An evening of great Britten

05.12.07
After a ponderous start, the current glut of British tenors and baritones in the opera Owen Wingrave, made every word audible.... more

London's winter wonderland

28.11.07
Whether you're seeking carols at Southwark Cathedral or the best bars to warm up in, here's where to celebrate the season of cold feet and good cheer.... more

Viennese master's glorious send-off

26.11.07
Martin France drummed with more venom than usual and Django Bates played magnificently in an all-star tribute to Joe Zawinul.... more

Barenboim brings Viennese magic

04.09.07
This vintage Proms season has been refuelled by the arrival of the high-octane Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.... more

Triple Chaplin treat

16.08.07
Cadogan Hall showed three Charlie Chaplin short films in a labour of love that should be much appreciated.... more

Chaplin revived for four nights

08.08.07
A four-evening event showing 12 newly restored short films starring Charlie Chaplin, begins at Cadogan Hall on 15 August.... more

The summer's hottest tickets

20.06.07
From blockbuster films and open-air theatre to the Last Night of the Proms and Prince, it promises to be a memorable summer of entertainment in London. Our critics have picked their favourites.... more

Sizzling taste of Argentina

08.09.06
Tango has suffered many a cheesy showbiz crime since it escaped from the brothels of Buenos Aires. So it's a joy to report that Tango Fire is a sizzling, sensual taste of the real thing.... more

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