How WWII Jewish refugees to the UK formed the world famous Amadeus Quartet
One silver lining in the darkness of war, writes this UK author and editor, was the arrival in Britain of Jewish refugees. Op-ed for VE Day
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Jewish musicologist Richard Taruskin awarded Japanese ‘Nobel’
Dr. Richard Taruskin has been awarded 2017 Kyoto Prize for contributions to study of music.
Israeli virtuoso launches concerto for Instagram
Mandolin virtuoso Avi Avital's 15-second performance is an illustration of the modern era's short attention span.
Lost Mozart music played first time in 200 years
Museum of Prague hosts performance of lost piece that provides glimpse into rivalry between Mozart and Antonio Salieri.
When Carlebach Spirit Meets Classical Music
Special tribute concert features the soulful Shabbat tunes of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach - as played by a philharmonic orchestra.
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