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'Athamas Kills the Son of Ino' by Gaetano Gandolfi

5 great works written by composers late in life

Jimmy Page and Paul Rodgers of The Firm

13 terrible spin-offs of great rock bands

From supergroups to side projects, these 13 rock spin-offs show just how badly things can go when legends leave the mothership
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Radiohead 1997

Radiohead are heading back out on tour – here are 10 songs we'd love to hear them resurrect

They’ve already revived some long-lost gems. But which forgotten Radiohead songs could make an unlikely return on the 2027 tour?
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Rathlin West Lighthouse, Northern Ireland

BBC Radio 3 to broadcast from UK lighthouses this September

Review Schubert Zemlinsky Quartet

Review: Schubert Late String Quartets (Zemlinsky Quartet)

The Zemlinsky Quartet conquer a titanic masterpiece, writes Michael Jameson
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Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood performing on stage, circa 1975

These 11 rock stars made it big in 3 bands or more – no. 1 racked up SIX

Being a member of one successful rock band is a wild accomplishment - this talented bunch performed the trick three times or more
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Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari © Matt Herring

Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari: the brilliant wartime composer who found himself torn between Germany and Italy

George Hall explores a greatly underrated composer who united Italian and German influences in a range of colourful operas
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Moby Grape, American rock band, 1967. L-R: Bob Mosley, Jerry Miller, Don Stevenson, Skip Spence, Peter Lewis and Skip Spence

13 great, forgotten American bands we should still be talking about

From psychedelic pioneers to punk innovators, these 15 great American bands deserve to be rediscovered – and remembered
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Eddie Van Halen of the Van Halen, playing his custom Kramer Frankenstrat guitar during Van Halen's "1984 Tour" on April 5, 1984

You’d know them from the first note: 15 guitarists who sound like nobody else

From homemade guitars and missing fingertips to unusual techniques and sheer genius, these 15 guitarists created sounds nobody else could quite replicate.
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AC/DC 1980, featuring Angus Young (centre) and Brian Johnson (far right)

Rock kept changing. These 6 legends somehow stayed relevant (no. 5 came back from the dead)

The story of rock is littered with casualties. These 6 acts ignored, embraced or outlasted every trend – and are still standing today
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Yuja © Cargo Film & Releasing and Snowstorm Productions

Yuja Wang documentary to be released in cinemas

Exploring the life and career of Chinese-American pianist Yuja Wang, the new documentary will have a limited UK cinema release before being broadcast on Sky Arts
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Laurie Anderson, American musician and poet, 1982

How did THAT become a hit? 13 of the weirdest songs ever to reach the Top 10

From gnomes and techno oddities to spoken-word sermons and Vietnam protests, these unlikely songs somehow became massive mainstream hits
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The ornate gardens at the Royal Palace of Aranjuez (Santiago Rusiñol, 1907) © Getty

Joaquín Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez: the Spanish guitar masterpiece and its best recordings

Rob Ainsley basks in the warmth of the Spanish sun as he explores the finest recordings of this iconic piece for guitar and orchestra
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Suicide, band, 1978

Rock's 13 strangest duos

Two people, one very strange sound: 10 of rock’s most adventurous duos
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The Zombies, 1964

This ill-fated band created a masterpiece... then broke up just before the world realised

They created a psychedelic masterpiece, broke up... and watched helplessly as their biggest hit became a worldwide sensation without them
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Review Bach 6 Suites Marc Sabbah viola

Review: Bach: Six Suites (Marc Sabbah, viola)

Marc Sabbah is superbly eloquent in the Cello Suites, says Jan Smaczny
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Elgar with his science experiments in The Ark, his converted shed in Plas Gwyn, c1907

From chemical experiments to engine design, these are the most inventive composers

Rebecca Franks explores how some composers moved beyond music to apply their creativity to all sorts of scientific and practical inventions
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Fleetwood Mac (L-R): Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood backstage at the Los Angeles Rock Awards on September 1, 1977

These 11 bands mutated beyond recognition (no. 7 went in the opposite direction to the rest)

Some bands identify a sound and stick with, others are happy to change lanes and explore new sonic territories
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Queen 1974

‘Sucked my blood like a leech’: the Queen song that tears into their former manager

Discover the story behind Queen's most venomous track, a song so legally radioactive they had to pay to release it
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