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American clarinettist Richard Stoltzman was born on 12 July 1942. He has brought the clarinet firmly into the modern age. The clarinet first came to people’s attention through the Classical-era compositions of Mozart, Reicha, and others. It made its way

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When you’re working from home and on deadline, not all classical music is created equal. Today, we’re looking at the best classical music to listen to while working from home, organised by the kind of work you’re trying to do.

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For pianist Junwen Liang, melody has always been at the heart of music. Long before he dedicated himself to the piano, he sang as a child, developing an instinctive appreciation for lyrical lines that continues to shape his artistic voice

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Some works of classical music seem almost designed to calm the human nervous system. Across centuries of repertoire, listeners have returned to certain pieces again and again during anxious, reflective, or grief-filled moments – music that slows the heart rate,

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Slow-tempoed classical music can reshape how listeners experience time – stretching it, suspending it, or even making it disappear altogether. Today, we’re going to look at some of the slowest pieces in classical music. The works below aren’t ranked by

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