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In a memorable performance interrupted by a medical emergency, the pianist performed all four of the composer’s piano concertos at Carnegie Hall
Hugo De Ana’s grim staging of Verdi’s opera in Milan is redeemed by explosive music
The band’s singer Robert Plant admitted that the song’s lyrics were not wholly original
The Yorkshire fourpiece resurrect the genre with jostling, lively songs
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This entertaining album marks the 400th anniversary of the deaths of William Byrd and Thomas Weelkes
The centrepiece of the album sees the guitarist stretching out across a 40-minute track
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The quartet were playing together for the first time but it did not show
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The Colin Currie Quartet made Kings Place resound with radical rhythms and technical precision
Fred Gilbert’s 1891 song told the story of a gambler and conman who hit a lucky streak
Creatively radical Californian who pushed The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young to break new ground
Public Enemy’s Chuck D hosts a series focusing on rap’s rise and role as social commentary
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The star’s diss track about her ex, Gerard Piqué, proves our stereotypes about motors need updating
The pianist’s first solo piano album in more than 40 years conveys his urbane angularities with elegance
The foursome’s new record offers plenty of fun, at least until the buzz wears off
The solo musician and Oscar-winning composer has made a fascinating album of instrumentals
The patriotic star embodies a push for success in the west, but can C-pop emulate the soft power of K-pop?
There was a stellar soprano debut in the all-star cast for Poulenc’s drama of faith and fanaticism
Brian Irvine and Netia Jones have created an intense piece but make some questionable choices
A cover version of their 1973 track paved the way for a new wave of bands
Matty Healy played the part of hard-drinking frontman at the band’s London show before making way for a star turn
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