Elena Langer and David Pountney’s work was performed at the Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts

Guest flautist Hubert Laws stunned in this performance at Milton Court

The opening programme includes tributes to great black American musicians and an audiovisual collaboration, Reich Richter Pärt

The Australian singer impressed with a show that was full of meaningful pauses

The Texas-based singer’s second album finds him coming of age with a conventional take on romance

After the collapse of the romantic relationship of two of the band members comes a double album exploring the wreckage

The Manchester trio make ample use of futuristic synthesisers and psychedelia on their debut album

The Argentine trio return with free-flowing, sun-kissed sounds on their third album

Eight improvised and compelling piano duets incorporate musical homages to pianists past

Iván Fischer brings out the vast wealth of details in the composer’s music, resulting in a recording unlike any other

Take a look around the music mogul’s London home

There’s charm in a production that apparently coins a new genre, ‘documentary opera’

Do back catalogs carry the same financial aura in the digital age?

Opera showstoppers are written for sopranos, so the Italian mezzo has turned to the castrato repertoire for inspiration

The great producer and songwriter was the presiding genius at this celebration of his work — though others did the heavy lifting

Manfred Trojahn’s work is impressively staged, and sung by a first-rate cast

Rattle’s conducting and Sellars’ spartan staging raised the dramatic temperature at the Royal Festival Hall

Conductor Riccardo Chailly relishes a critical edition of the score in David Pountney’s Milan production

The Georgian pianist’s recital was lavished with applause, but there were major flaws

The Canadian rapper was a master of his own world at this London show

Iain Bell’s new work is hit-and-miss but its cast of veteran singers is a big draw at the London Coliseum