Profile: Judith Weir
This award-winning British composer is best known for her operas, but she also creates orchestral and choral works and chamber music.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 17 Nov 2023
This award-winning British composer is best known for her operas, but she also creates orchestral and choral works and chamber music.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 10 Apr 2023
This Italian composer is particularly known for his comic operas, as well as that famous refrain from the William Tell Overture. But he wrote a wide range of music and was a well-known foodie.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 24 Aug 2022
Largely unknown today, Amanda Aldridge was a successful Black British composer, singer and vocal coach.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 5 Aug 2022
This internationally renowned Italian baritone had a repertoire of almost 100 operatic roles, singing some of the great Verdi and Puccini baritone parts.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 11 Jul 2022
This celebrated female composer was a master of the Baroque style and at one point the highest-paid musician of the 17th-century Medici court.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 11 Feb 2022
This world-famous, award-winning conductor has blazed a trail for women conductors everywhere.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 3 Jan 2022
English composer and a member of the women’s suffrage movement, the first female composer to be granted a damehood.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 28 Jun 2021
The Italian composer is one of the greatest and most successful proponents of ‘verismo’ opera, writing some of the artform’s best-known pieces.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 29 Jan 2021
The French composer, conductor and music critic was often at odds with musical tastes of his day, but has come to represent the epitome of the Romantic artist.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 18 Aug 2020
Seventeenth century English satirical poet and playwright, best known for his opera The Beggar’s Opera. Find out more about his work and life.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 17 Nov 2023
This award-winning British composer is best known for her operas, but she also creates orchestral and choral works and chamber music.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 10 Apr 2023
This Italian composer is particularly known for his comic operas, as well as that famous refrain from the William Tell Overture. But he wrote a wide range of music and was a well-known foodie.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 24 Aug 2022
Largely unknown today, Amanda Aldridge was a successful Black British composer, singer and vocal coach.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 5 Aug 2022
This internationally renowned Italian baritone had a repertoire of almost 100 operatic roles, singing some of the great Verdi and Puccini baritone parts.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 11 Jul 2022
This celebrated female composer was a master of the Baroque style and at one point the highest-paid musician of the 17th-century Medici court.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 11 Feb 2022
This world-famous, award-winning conductor has blazed a trail for women conductors everywhere.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 3 Jan 2022
English composer and a member of the women’s suffrage movement, the first female composer to be granted a damehood.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 28 Jun 2021
The Italian composer is one of the greatest and most successful proponents of ‘verismo’ opera, writing some of the artform’s best-known pieces.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 29 Jan 2021
The French composer, conductor and music critic was often at odds with musical tastes of his day, but has come to represent the epitome of the Romantic artist.
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