Star-Making Favorites From Classical TV's Library
From Alceste, Eugene Onegin and more, experience our very own "compilation album" of inspiring arias from some true artists of our time.
Interview With Thomas Spencer-Wortley
The rising star tenor bridges West End and classical with his debut album - read our exclusive Q&A and watch the "Credere" music video
The Maximalist
For her new "Songs of Ascension" the multidisciplinary musical master turns away those "minimalist" labels: read our exclusive interview.
Did William Forsythe Invent The Modern Ballerina?
Ros Sulcas talks with the choreographer about “intelligent sensation” and evolving ideas of “the classical.” Read the exclusive interview.
Sting The Traveler
His latest and lifelong inspirations include Schumann and Bach, for his upcoming album the international rock star shares with Classical TV why classics bring a tear to his eye.
The Triumphant Non-Return of Danielle de Niese
Classical TV’s Michael Clive sits down with soprano Danielle de Niese for an exclusive interview on her return to the Met’s La Nozze di Figaro, her passion for Mozart and all that media attention.
The Best of Pavarotti and Friends
Luciano Pavarotti's global charity work and unforgettable duets with pop superstars of his day make for an incredible legacy. Read our Pavarotti feature on the 20th century's defining tenor.
A Wagner Crash Course: Interview With Christine Brewer
Not for the faint of heart, the title role in Wagner's Alceste is a soprano's gauntlet. ClassicalTV contributor Michael Clive speaks with Christine Brewer, the West coast opera house's newest Alceste.
Swiss Jazz Festival's Iconic Performances
International, experimental and boasting legendary appearances, the concert series has pushed genres and roused audiences since the '60s. Read our feature on three ultimate Montreux performances.
The Met's Lucia di Lammermoor
Our Russian diva commands The Metropolitan Opera’s sold-out production of the Donizetti tragic opera. Watch the full Lucia di Lammermoor video now and read our Lucia review.
Too Pop To Be Classical?
Performers don't have to be as liberated as Liberace to make the purists queasy. When does a performer or a piece of music become a Crossover? Read our feature...
Handel: a Huge Appetite for Music – and Food!
He was not only a canny musical entrepreneur but also a compulsive eater - as portrayed by his ex-friend, the artist Joseph Goupy, with whom he refused to share a rich repast.
