Dana Gavanski - When It ComesThere's something mesmerising about the fingertips of Dana Gavanski. Conducting each note with a light gracefulness, they appear to dance whilst aiding their owner in expressing the stories behind each of her lighter than air tones. 'When It Comes' is Dana at her most vulnerable, arriving where introversion and extroversion meet, as the Canadian Serbian artist unafraid of extremes seamlessly blends her love of music from the 50s 70s with mythology.

Duparc's sensuous 'Extase' (1878)

accessible sounds

BR-KLASSIK and "musica viva" are celebrating the 70th birthday of this influential composer

he became the first harmonica player to be made a Member of the Order of the British Empire

Soprano Anna Prohaska and violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja are both well known for their taste for eclecticism

but it hardly surprises those who have followed Yaffa's career: in addition to his own music career

The Civil Wars

Under the threat of the Nazi regime he took refuge to the USA

haunted by disturbing dreams of the baby girl she gave up years ago

following on the success of their debut release in 2021

Founded in Lugano in 1935

The Libertines' 'Don't Look Back Into The Sun'