The Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra from Venezuela will return to the Southbank in what will be the highlight of the centre's classical season for 2011/12... more
Baritone Jules Knight is full of praise for his newsworthy former flatmates. As he tells Richard Godwin, he too knows about the pressures that a life of privilege, broken families and duty can bring... more
Former finance chief at the London Philharmonic Orchestra faces jail for a swindle involving thousands of pounds to fund holidays, designer clothes, art and jewellery... more
Cameron Poole, the man who allegedly swindled the London Philharmonic Orchestra out of more than £560,000, spent hundreds of thousands of pounds renovating his six-bedroom house, it is claimed... more
The losses suffered by the London Philharmonic Orchestra after it was swindled by its finance director have soared to £2.3 million, a court heard today... more
Live music, be it opera or rock festivals, is proving more popular than ever — and is offering a desperately needed financial lifeline. London remains the heartbeat of the industry. ... more
Chief conductor Vladimir Jurowski chose an illuminating programme of German repertoire for the London Philharmonic Orchestra, each piece throwing light on the other two. ... more
A musical work inspired by the people of south London will be premiered on Saturday, marking the 75th anniversary of the London Philharmonic Orchestra... more
Elgar was unembarrassed to wear his heart on his sleeve and, in that respect, this Englishmen was decidedly European. It's time we learnt, says Fiona Maddocks. ... more
Nicholas Hytner's production of Così fan tutte is back at Glyndebourne in resounding style a year after its first appearance, says Fiona Maddocks.... more
Jarvis Cocker has taken up the role of artistic director of the Royal Festival Hall's Meltdown and the former Pulp front man has assembled an eclectic line-up.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do