Argerich (pronounced AR-guh-reech), who grew up in Argentina but has lived for decades in Geneva, has a reputation for mysticism. She can summon immense power and velocity in Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky ...

Famed Argentine-born pianist Martha Argerich was awarded the "Faithful Service Order in the rank of Grand Officer" by the ...

With nearly 600 concerts and events from 9 September 2025 to 31 July 2026, it is the largest and most diverse classical music programme in the UK.

One of the most acclaimed and highly regarded pianists in the world, Martha Argerich, will return to the stage of Romania's George Enescu International Festival for two concerts in August and ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick The New York Philharmonic and its next music director gave “Sémiramis” its first public hearing, alongside other Ravel pieces ...

Bucharest’s George Enescu International Festival truly represents Europe’s cream of the crop in classical music-making. With over 95 concerts spread over four weeks, featuring some of the world’s ...

For sheer sonic splendour, it’s hard to top Janáček’s Sinfonietta – but when Dalia Stasevska and Jean-Efflam Bavouzet perform Bartók and Ravel with the BBC SO, they’ll give it their best shot. With ...

SEE MORE The Ravel team at its Seattle pilot facility, from left: Forest Davis, process development scientist; John Goods, co-founder and chief technologist; Zahlen Titcomb, co-founder and CEO ...

WARNING: This story describes details of sexual abuse. Hers isn't a household name but in the 1970s, Martha Goddard created one of the most powerful tools ever invented to bring criminals to justice.

Martha Stewart released a similar version of her one-pan pasta years ago, but updated the recipe in February 2025 to add: "The original and best" in the description. Her recipe features onions ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — When Maurice Ravel visited Northeast Ohio in 1928, not everything went according to plan. The French composer had a reputation for being far more brilliant on paper than in person.