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The composer’s only surviving orchestral score feels more preliminary sketch than finished work, but Sibelius’s Fifth Symphony was stirringly delivered

The Finnish-Ukrainian conductor has been fighting the cultural battle since the war began. She talks about driving supplies to the border, keeping the country’s music alive, and her new album

A programme of Sibelius, Andrea Tarrodi and Beethoven – with soloists Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Benjamin Grosvenor and Hyeyoon Park – saw the Hallé on magnificent form, conducted with flair and grace

Dalia Stasevska and Marin Alsop among 10 women conducting in 2023 season as festival moves towards gender equality

Badly behaving audiences have been in the news after the incident at The Bodyguard in Manchester. But does the crisis affect London theatre too? We asked actors, critics and staff about their worst experiences. An usher in a West End theatre told us they broke up a fist fight between…

Ukrainian-born conductor Dalia Stasevska talks about her debut with the CSO and visits to her homeland.

The BBC’s 100th birthday gift from its Symphony Orchestra was Iain Farrington’s jaunty tribute, plus a scientific curiosity, a noble Elgar and an edge-of-your seat Sibelius finale

International condemnation swift after conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko shot dead in his home

This includes the last night of the Proms on Saturday