Tag: Music

A short while ago we received the incredibly sad news that our diarist and the author ...

The deal that saw Britain leave the EU pulled the plug on European gigs for all ...

As this month is the 40th anniversary of the release of the album Swordfishtrombones, James Joughin ...

From Bach to Bonobo, the powerful sound of an organ is unsurpassed

On Mick Jagger's birthday we look back on an enduring legend, while Brighton celebrates the reopening ...

A community hub with performance space and recording studio impresses Ginny Foster when she pops in ...

Since Brexit the UK has lost so much, but Europe is still our home and we ...

It was not until a visit to Ireland in search of a match for a sport-horse ...

Bob Dylan appears to be sleeping on the job with his latest literary offering. But there ...

Our diarist bids farewell to Top of the Pops ... and some Christmas turkeys

Four community choirs across Sussex celebrate Christmas

Since Brexit, UK musicians have been badly affected by new rules for touring in Europe. Hilary ...

This article goes inside a local choir, Renaissance Choir, to look at choral singing, harmony and ...

Razom, Ukrainian for ‘together’, was a successful cultural event in Brighton jointly planned by Ukrainians and ...

Over 100 people attended the singing workshop in aid of Ukraine, and were later joined by ...

When Joni Mitchell’s album Blue came out, Vivienne Griffiths, herself then an aspiring folk singer, had ...

Why has the Conservative government suddenly decided to ban amateur choirs from singing indoors? Do they ...

Will music legend Bob Dylan, who sang 'Brighton Girls are like the Moon' return here to ...

How many ways are there to listen to music today? Probably more than you might think. ...