Russian fare and a 90th birthday celebration for Veronica Dunne

The German composer is a master of quite contradictory styles and his output runs to more than 400 works

When it comes to ‘gender mainstreaming’, we can learn something from Vienna city hall

Unusual musical combinations and an extreme reaction

The Vanbrugh Quartet’s unusual approach played up the contrast between early and late Beethoven

Is there a gender or national bias in our high-profile music competitions? Sorry, conspiracy theorists, but no

Eoin Fleming hopes to study under John O’Conor in Virginia

Classical music: The problem with HJ Lim’s in-your-face style is that, when nothing is normal, you can get to the point where nothing is abnormal either

John O’Conor hails a great portrait of a musical genius

The composer Christian Wolff, of the New York School, was central to a memorable night in Louth

Classical Music round-up: Recitals by John O’Conor, Marino Formenti and Philip Glass ranged from the masterful to the radical

Tom Dunne: May 3rd, 1918 - November 1st, 2014

Host is a member of the national finance committee of grassroots movement Ready for Hillary

More than 5,000 teenagers will participate in 180 competitions over the next 11 days

Feis introduces new orchestral conducting competition

Attending rehearsals of a Massenet double bill ahead of the Wexford Festival Opera was a deja vu experience

Mourners told of ‘long and exciting career’ with newspaper

It is often said we outstrip expectations when it comes to producing talent. But is it true?