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From eavesdropping to iPads and beetles to Bach, the pianist reflects on the extraordinary feats of memory required of concert soloists, and how she continues to exercise that muscle

The soprano, oboist and harpsichordist delighted in a varied recital from velvety Bach arias to new insect-inspired sketches by Michael Berkeley, and an emotional Elena Langer song cycle

An extraordinarily moving Bach passion contained intensity, radiance and, from Nick Pritchard, the finest live account of the Evangelist this critic has heard

Apple Music Classical has now launched – here's everything you need to know about it, plus our first impressions.

Emahoy, who has died aged 99, was a classically trained musician and society girl who turned towards faith – and cultivated a style of playing like no other

Shoma Uno prevailed in a quad showdown in the free skate on Saturday to become the first Japanese man to defend his title at the figure skating world championships. Uno, skating to selection of music that included Bach, attempted five quadruple jumps at Saitama Super Arena. He landed all of…

A heckler heightened the atmosphere before a precise performance of Bach’s testing mass; and care home residents enjoyed a thrilling rendition of Beethoven’s Fifth in a truly resonant setting

A self-imposed rule that comes back to bite him.

No musician is responsible for more good nights’ sleep than Max Richter. This World Sleep Day Richard Godwin meets the composer for our restless times

Greetings from Hungary as Zach and the ladies continue their journey for love.

ABC Science wanted to hear from Australia's backyard inventors. What we found were creations that range from the practical to the ethereal and the gravity-defying.