Saxophonist Ben Wendel leads a disciplined working band across a thrilling original set
The artist — whom David Bowie once called ‘enthralling’ — releases his 11th album with support from the indie-roots band
From Garfunkel to ‘Graceland’, Alex Gibney’s sprawling documentary makes you want to revisit the star’s best work
The pianist covers concertos, jazz and swing, film soundtracks, modernism and minimalism
The Radiohead frontman, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner combine for their second album in a year
Staging of Britten’s opera delivers a narrative of nightmarish communal violence
The musician uses songs to respond to the Taliban’s brutal suppression of female voices
The Pulitzer Prize-winning musician has worked with megastars but remains loyal to her chamber music roots
The insistently catchy song was inspired by Mexican Americans and their souped-up cars
He broke the mould in Nashville but was rarely satisfied with his work
Our autumn arts special features Rebecca Hall, Andrew O’Hagan, the Rohrwacher sisters and many more
Christian Thielemann conducts the Vienna Philharmonic in this triple album that also includes a set of solo piano pieces
Something wicked this way comes…
The son of Fela Kuti revives his father’s revolutionary spirit on a record filled with furious percussion
The band’s latest record is all billowing orchestrations, celestial shimmers and feelgood messages
The deal struck this week marks the end of years of infighting among band members over the sale
Funding cuts mean the number of productions is down but two stagings of Puccini show that the quality remains
Season of shows gift performances that are far from the ultra-processed offerings of K-pop
Glitz and smart programming galore at Royal Festival Hall and Hackney Empire
The singer crammed almost 40 tracks into a diligent but bland performance at the O2 Arena
Pop stars and celebrities — including Barack and Michelle Obama — discuss the musician’s 1970s masterpieces
Detroit Opera House’s artistic director on the battle to balance tradition and innovation
Named after Julie Christie’s character in the 1965 film, Maurice Jarre’s tune became a global hit with added lyrics
Rebecca Hall, Arooj Aftab, Louis Fratino, and Alba and Alice Rohrwacher lead a meditative autumn arts special
15 brilliant things to do, buy and eat this month, as recommended by HTSI writers
