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The guitarist’s new project, Unified Theories, is a marvel of clever construction
Traces of this song from the Bahamas go back to the turn of the 20th century
Her kaleidoscopic work has drawn on Emily Dickinson and London parks and has now inspired a new dance at the Royal Opera House
The Motown legend wrote many hits and was credited with making his label more socially aware
Toes curl and Gen Z slang is mangled as the Canadian singer attempts a pop makeover in her sixth album
Having broken free from Polydor, the Londoner takes aim at the music industry with dramatic songs and versatile vocals
Precision and crystalline sound quality pay dividends in these piano miniatures
Multiple tracking allows the drummer’s vibraphone playing to come across sharply
The Californian was a punk prophet of doom in her youth — now she makes music that evokes 1970s Laurel Canyon
Plus: Tannhäuser at the Royal Opera House with a stand-in lead but no standout ideas
The capable cast fail to redeem Vasily Barkhatov’s lacklustre new production
In a memorable performance interrupted by a medical emergency, the pianist performed all four of the composer’s piano concertos at Carnegie Hall
Hugo De Ana’s grim staging of Verdi’s opera in Milan is redeemed by explosive music
The band’s singer Robert Plant admitted that the song’s lyrics were not wholly original
The Yorkshire fourpiece resurrect the genre with jostling, lively songs
The singer has broken new ground, but their fourth album is less revelatory
This entertaining album marks the 400th anniversary of the deaths of William Byrd and Thomas Weelkes
The centrepiece of the album sees the guitarist stretching out across a 40-minute track
Start-up is seeking to launch futures to let streaming companies and rights owners manage risks
The quartet were playing together for the first time but it did not show
The Royal Festival Hall performance won a standing ovation. Plus: Kinan Azmeh’s Clarinet Concerto
The Colin Currie Quartet made Kings Place resound with radical rhythms and technical precision
Fred Gilbert’s 1891 song told the story of a gambler and conman who hit a lucky streak
Creatively radical Californian who pushed The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young to break new ground
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