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Ivan Hewett

Ivan Hewett

Classical Music Critic at The Daily Telegraph - Culture

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Ivan Hewett
telegraph.co.uk

The Proms 2021: your complete guide on concert dates and how to book tickets

At last, the Proms will welcome live audiences back to the Royal Albert Hall. Here’s our selection of the best concerts of the 2021 season
telegraph.co.uk

The best classical CDs and DVDs of 2021 so far, from Brahms to Nico...

In this regularly updated guide, our critic recommends the best classical and opera releases of the year – and suggests a few to avoid
telegraph.co.uk

Nicky Spence has the popular touch, plus the best of June’s classic...

The ‘Scottish Tenor’ proved he can still blend the middle- and high-brow with this recital of Britten, Shakespeare and Sondheim songs
telegraph.co.uk

Finally out after almost 50 years, this Charles Mingus record is a ...

Recorded at New York’s Carnegie Hall in 1974, this concert finds the great bassist and composer in joyous, daring form
telegraph.co.uk

Ivan the Terrible gets a modern makeover at Grange Park Opera

David Pountney’s inventive production puts a Stalinist spin on Rimsy-Korsakov’s first opera
telegraph.co.uk

Arts Council England is in thrall to a muddled idea of ‘diversity’

To widen the appeal of the arts is always sensible – but cold statistics and essentialist categories are patronising, unhelpful tools
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Fidelio, Opera North, Leeds Town Hall, review: a high-octane blast ...

This performance of Beethoven’s opera, in the concert version, was an ardent, energised evening of light and shade, despair and joy

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Der Rosenkavalier, Garsington Opera, review: sexual intrigue and ra...

Richard Strauss’s complex opera was brought to sumptuous life in this bold production, dominated by a magnificent Derrick Ballard
telegraph.co.uk

Errollyn Wallen: the composer shaking up the Last Night of the Prom...

Operatic composition’s leading lady on revitalising Virgil, mixing classical and pop, and refusing to harbour identity-based ‘grievances’
telegraph.co.uk

Can animals be inspired by classical music?

From cat pianists to dancing bears, our fascination with animal musicality is ancient. But do beasts know their Beethoven from their Bach?
telegraph.co.uk

An enervating vision of Beethoven’s Fifth, plus the best of May’s c...

Symphony Hall in Birmingham resounded to Saint-Saëns and Debussy – it wasn’t flawless, but it was manna from Heaven either way
telegraph.co.uk

Best opera and music concerts to book for 2021, from classical to j...

Our critics pick the best of this summer’s musical offerings, from Opera North’s Fidelio to Liam Gallagher at Reading and Leeds Festival
telegraph.co.uk

Il turco in Italia, Glyndebourne, review: flighty women, silly gyps...

This new production of Rossini’s zany classic makes hay with the obviousness of the caricatures on which it’s built
telegraph.co.uk

Current, Rising, Royal Opera House, review: ‘virtual reality’ is no...

The ‘immersive virtual world’ on offer in the Linbury Theatre promises Shakespearean magic, but can’t match the poetry of the real world
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The surprising story of Indian classical music - Prospect Magazine

Novelist and musician Amit Chaudhuri leads us towards a different way of hearing and playing
telegraph.co.uk

Moody blues at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, plus May’s best classi...

This year’s Festival ran online, thanks to the musicians who performed streamed sets for free. It wasn’t perfect, but it had plenty of soul
telegraph.co.uk

‘I play because I want to bring fame to China’: meet the BBC Young ...

The 17-year-old percussionist Fang Zhang has a bright future. But his talent was forged in gruelling training that lasted until 4am
telegraph.co.uk

Inventive and moving electronic experiments, plus April’s best clas...

Well-known arias are transformed in the Royal Opera House’s digital short film series, 8bit, with the best touching both mind and heart
telegraph.co.uk

Touchy, arrogant, but a genius? Meet the West’s first great classic...

His revolutionary sound defined the Renaissance era. So how did we forget this Copernicus of music?
telegraph.co.uk

Lev’s Violin by Helena Attlee traces an instrument’s history in lum...

A charming book reconstructs the European wanderings over three centuries, from Cremona to the Black Sea, of a battered, beautiful violin
telegraph.co.uk

There’s more to Easter music than the Messiah

From Bach’s Passions to Poulenc’s Motets, Holy Week has inspired more great music than any other subject