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Sounds Of Wireless gives young musicians a stage to grow

Presented by the Royal Bangkok Symphony Music School, Sounds Of Wireless, a monthly series transforms the open lobby of 140 Wireless into a performance space where young musicians can rehearse, perform before live audiences, showcase their abilities and gain professional experience.

Bangkok Post · Jul 24

Imagine a world without Wagner … it’s not easy, but let’s try

As the Bayreuth festival turns 150, we look at the composer’s huge and enduring influence, and wonder what might have happened to classical music in his absence?

The Guardian - UK · Jul 8

Where invisible virtuosity meets musical depths

The Royal Bangkok Symphony Music School launched its new Sounds On Wireless concert series at 140 Wireless earlier this month, presenting an evening that brought together an exceptional young artist, an innovative urban performance venue and a Steinway Spirio concert grand piano.

Bangkok Post · Jun 19

A ‘lost’ Vaughan Williams song is exciting news but what else remains to be ‘found’?

All kinds of musical riches by formerly overlooked composers may be languishing in lofts and dusty archives.

The Guardian - UK · May 13

Brahms: Late Piano Works album review – Anderszewski leans into the sorrow of these intimate miniatures

Darkness hangs over a fluid and distinctively emotional take on a dozen introspective works

The Guardian - UK · Jan 16

Beethoven & Brahms: Violin Concertos album review – as supple and coherent as ever as the ACO celebrates 50

Under Richard Tognetti the ACO has established itself as world-class and this 50th anniversary live recording of these two great concertos are a wonderful souvenir of a remarkable group

The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2025

Brahms: Symphony No 1, Tragic Overture album review – Petrenko and the Berliners give Brahms organic momentum

Brahms’s Tragic Overture leaps to life while there is much interest in a careful reading of the composer’s First Symphony in this new recording from the Berlin Philharmonic with their chief conductor

The Guardian - UK · Nov 20, 2025

Stephen Kovacevich and friends at Wigmore Hall review: time for our annual dose of magic

4/5 When keyboard giants Stephen Kovacevich and Martha Argerich come together, it’s always an unmissable event

Evening Standard · Oct 23, 2025

The Ambassador Auditorium Recitals album review – a joyful reminder of the richness of Claudio Arrau

Three recitals given by the Chilean pianist in the 70s and 80s are a feast of lucid and emphatic playing that hasn’t dated in the slightest

The Guardian - UK · Jul 31, 2025

Penarth chamber music festival review – scaled-down Mahler’s Fourth Symphony emerges as if newly minted

The joy and anarchy of Mahler were brilliantly captured, alongside wild Shostakovich and mellow Brahms

The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2025