BBC Music Magazine | October 2019
In this month’s issue, we sit down with mezzo Magdalena Kožená and conductor Simon Rattle to discuss the release of their new disc of chamber songs, which sees the great British maestro return to the piano. Plus, ten top musicians tell us the pieces that helped them discover a love of music from a young age, and Freya Parr tests the BBC Philharmonic’s new app which provides on-screen programme notes for concert audiences.
In this month’s BBC Music Magazine Interview, Israeli conductor Omer Meir Wellber tells us his plans for his new role as chief conductor of the BBC Philharmonic. Plus, we marvel at the bonding power of Gabrieli Roar, a choral project allowing young singers of all backgrounds to join together on the concert stage.
This month, Rebecca Franks takes us on a tour around Treviso’s finest musical venues, while we look back at the musical inspiration provided by visionary artist William Blake’s works. Plus, Richard Morrison warns of the impact of digital recordings on the environment.
read more
read less
As the world’s best-selling classical music magazine, BBC Music is the authority on all things classical and is a must-have magazine for composers, artists and fans alike! For over 25 years, this monthly magazine has compiled the best from the world of classical music and has brought together a variety of unique and exclusive articles you wouldn’t find anywhere else.
BBC Music Magazine loves to celebrate beautiful music, taking it’s readers on a journey around the world and through time to celebrate the old, the new and the undiscovered best classical music around.
Within each issue, you’ll find expertly written pieces that explore the complex world of classical music, as well as exclusive interviews with groundbreaking artists and composers. Each issue also brings you over 100 reviews of new music recordings every month and up-to-date listings of classical concerts, TV features and radio shows.
Professional composer, part-time musician or armchair fan, BBC Music Magazine is ideal for all lovers of the art, so why not get yourself closer to the music you love today with a digital magazine subscription?
Take out a subscription to BBC Music Magazine today and you’ll enjoy the following every month:
- The latest news from the world of classical music
- More than 100 new music recording reviews every single month
- Exclusive interviews with the biggest names in classical music
- Classical TV and Radio highlights to look out for
- Live concert listings and reviews from around the country
- In-depth features into the history of classical music
- The latest issue delivered directly to your device every month
- A discount off the RRP price
You'll receive 13 issues during a 1 year BBC Music Magazine magazine subscription.
Note: Digital editions do not include the covermount items or supplements you would find with printed copies.
Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in BBC Music Magazine October 2019.