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Colin Currie & RWCMD Percussion Ensemble, RWCMD

Having seen the talents that a handful of the percussionist from the Royal Welsh department had to offer in...

The Royal Welsh have had a focus on concerts covering the piano and percussion repertoire. In this afternoon concert...

Before going to see A Murder Is Announced I chatted to a friend about the plot devices to look out...

WNO’s new Les vêpres siciliennes boasts some fine singing, excellent orchestral playing, a number of interesting interpretative ideas. But all...

First performed in 1855 at the Paris Opéra, Les Vêpres Siciliennes is a less frequently revisited entry in the Verdi catalogue, and...

The story of Anne Frank, a 13-year-old Jewish girl forced into hiding with her family in Nazi-occupied Holland, has been...

Hearing Catrin Finch on harp is one of the many great cultural offerings Wales has to offer. To see her...

I’ve been saying that the organ at St David’s Hall is not used enough. Even two days prior at...

2020 sees the 250th anniversary of the birth of Beethoven. Whilst this year should be honoured, you do get...

For a Prince fan who never got to see him in the flesh, it is hard to accept that...