Crowd-pleasing film music, he's The Man. Chart success? Forget it.
By Paul Lester
The acclaimed conductor reveals how the adventure and activism of Yiddish theatre influences his work.
By Jessica Duchen
Why soprano Hila Plitmann has turned from Hollywood to Hebrew song
By Simon Round
How a Jewish singer became a national legend.
By Norman Lebrecht
Her cousin Sam wins horse races but Tamsin is a musical favourite
"I don't dare play in Hungary. They might cut off my hands."
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The legendary, multi-award-winning composer/conductor is the creator of some of the best-known American show tunes.
By Anne Joseph
The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra's director for life insists that Hitler's favourite composer is still banned - for the moment
By Nicola Christie
Singer Alma Zohar was warned she would alienate fans if she spoke out for asylum seekers. It didn't stop her
By Jessica Elgot
Husband and wife Alan and Marilyn Bergman have written some of greatest songs for some of the greatest singers
By John Nathan
Danny Driver is performing at the first ever 'Comedy Prom' this weekend.
Sex, violence and a jail term - but Shyne has found salvation in Judaism
By Nathan Jeffay
The man described as America’s greatest living composer reveals how Judaism sparked some of his best work.
From klezmer to 18th-century opera, if it's got a past, Lucie Skeaping will uncover it
Composer Tobias Picker speaks about his new opera and his battle against a debilitating and misunderstood condition