Bach's 'St. John Passion' with Amo, Mead, Bostridge, Atkinson, Hallam & Butryn from Kraków - Schedule 03/4/2026 - www.worldconcerthall.com Misteria Paschalia Festival. Bach's 'St. John Passion' is a sacred oratorio from the Passions. The structure of the work falls in two halves, intended to flank a sermon. The anonymous libretto draws…

Today, #Bach's 'St. John Passion' with Amo, Mead, Bostridge, Atkinson, Hallam & Butryn from #Kraków www.worldconcerthall.com/en/schedule/... #wch

Bach's 'St. John Passion' with Amo, Mead, Bostridge, Atkinson, Hallam & Butryn from Kraków - Schedule 03/4/2026 - www.worldconcerthall.com Misteria Paschalia Festival. Bach's 'St. John Passion' is a sacred oratorio from the Passions. The structure of the work falls in two halves, intended to flank a sermon. The anonymous libretto draws…

In 20 minutes, #Bach's 'St. John Passion' with Amo, Mead, Bostridge, Atkinson, Hallam & Butryn from #Kraków www.worldconcerthall.com/en/schedule/... #wch

Right now, #Bach's 'St. John Passion' with Amo, Mead, Bostridge, Atkinson, Hallam & Butryn from #Kraków www.worldconcerthall.com/en/schedule/... #wch

Classical notes: Expect the unexpected A working partnership with Fabio Biondi has taken me—and my mind—to some wonderful places

Gordon Brown said the Arctic Monkeys woke him up in the morning.

For our classical columnist, Ian Bostridge, it was Vivaldi’s L’Estro Armonico—sparking a friendship with violinist Fabio Biondi that has since taken him from Parma to Moscow to Vienna.

Lovely lunchtime concert by lan Bostridge (tenor) and Sir Antonio Pappano (piano) at LSO St Luke’s. Programme of Beethoven, Britten and Schubert (with a Brahms encore). Great combination of artists and songs.

Classical notes: A trip to Dowland The composer wasn’t just an English great—but a European one

Our classical columnist, Ian Bostridge, marks the 400th anniversary of John Downland’s death.

The English composer was—is—one of the greats. But was he also a spy? A Catholic informer? An agent provocateur at Elizabeth I’s court?

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Composer of the Week: Thomas Adès

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The Tempest, Act 2, Sc 2: Friends don't fear

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Composer of the Week: Thomas Adès

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Thomas Adès, Ian Bostridge, Cyndia Sieden, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden & Thomas Adès
The Tempest, Act 3, Sc 5: Who was here

Tracks of my tears: Fretwork with Ian Bostridge & Elizabeth Kenny, ‘John Dowland’s Lachrimaes’, Milton Court, London 2026 marks the 400th anniversary of John Dowland’s death. Although it’s an appropriately melancholy milestone, once can only rejoice if it prompts more beautiful concerts like this one throughout t…

🖼️🤔👓 Treated to a restorative wallow in Dowland’s melancholy at Milton Court last week courtesy of Fretwork, featuring Ian Bostridge & Elizabeth Kenny. More enthusiasm in my write-up for ArtMuseLondon here…

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Classical notes: More light, more humanity And so, as I promised in my last column, to America. First to the Hudson Valley, that second Eden north of New York City, still garlanded with autumnal leaves. I hadn’t come to sing, but to give…

Ian Bostridge, the musical scholar who gave the last Anthony Hecht Lectures in the Humanities at Bard, wrote about Bard’s excellence and commitment to the liberal arts for Prospect magazine. At Bard, “there are no compromises on the centrality of the humanities to a proper education,” he writes.

“The boughs have withered because I have told them my dreams.”

Ian Bostridge whispered Yeats’s desolate words in his latest performance of Peter Warlock’s THE CURLEW… www.prospectmagazine...

Three different programmes, three different countries, and Vaughan Williams’s “undiscovered masterpiece” ALONG THE FIELD…

Our classical columnist, Ian Bostridge, had a busy October: www.prospectmagazine...

Paris, Athénée Théâtre Louis-Jouvet 20.11.2025 Schubert: WINTEREISE in a production by Deborah Warner with Ian Bostridge piano: Julius Drake #operalover #opera #liederabend #winterreise #schubert #ianbostridge #juliusdrake #deborahwarner #theatredelathenee

Deborah Warner, Ian Bostridge and Julius Drake join forces for a revival of Deborah's staging of Schubert’s Winterreise at the Athénée Théâtre Louis-Jouvet.

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Ian Bostridge, tenor inglés: «El hecho de cantar es una aventura intelectual»

Ian Bostridge, tenor inglés: «El hecho de cantar es una aventura intelectual»

Three different programmes, three different countries, and Vaughan Williams’s “undiscovered masterpiece” ALONG THE FIELD…

Our classical columnist, Ian Bostridge, had a busy October: www.prospectmagazine...

«Ian Bostridge, tras su magnífico estudio sobre el "Viaje de invierno" de Schubert, despliega ahora su penetrante mirada sobre obras de Schumann, Britten, Ravel, Janácek… Exquisitez muy documentada».
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Ian Bostridge, tenor inglés: «El hecho de cantar es una aventura intelectual»

Ian Bostridge, tenor inglés: «El hecho de cantar es una aventura intelectual»

Classical notes: The ghosts of Rome Returning to Britten’s ‘The Turn of the Screw’, in Italy’s capital, is its own uncanny experience

“My body is still encoded with the inertial sensations of predatory circlings and swift descents downstage. My mind still bears the grooves.”

Ian Bostridge on returning to THE TURN OF THE SCREW—and to Rome—in his latest Classical Notes:

Mörike-Lieder: No. 29, An den Schlaf YouTube video by Ian Bostridge - Topic

English Tenor Ian Bostridge recorded this with Italian Pianist Antonio Pappano in 2006.

"Mörike-Lieder, No. 29: An den Schlaf" by Hugo Wolf
Ian Bostridge (Tenor)
Antonio Pappano (Piano)
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Classical notes: The ghosts of Rome Returning to Britten’s ‘The Turn of the Screw’, in Italy’s capital, is its own uncanny experience

“My body is still encoded with the inertial sensations of predatory circlings and swift descents downstage. My mind still bears the grooves.”

Ian Bostridge on returning to THE TURN OF THE SCREW—and to Rome—in his latest Classical Notes:

Ian Bostridge es uno de los principales tenores contemporáneos, cuyas interpretaciones y recitales alrededor del mundo le han merecido numerosos galardones.

Acantilado ha publicado «"Viaje de invierno" de Schubert» y el reciente «Pensar y cantar».

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A library and a man dressed in a white shirt talking to the audience

Live from Finestres Llibreria #Barcelona: Tenor & Writer Ian Bostridge during a talk, ahead of a recital tomorrow

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Sterduo Mehldau en Bostridge pakt uit met liederen over de grenzen van seksuele vrijheid The Folly of Desire Ian Bostridge + Brad Mehldau Muziegebouw aan het IJ ★★★

Sterduo Mehldau en Bostridge pakt uit met liederen over de grenzen van seksuele vrijheid

The genius of Peter Mendelsund

La majesté de Ian Bostridge dans Schumann à l’Athénée, accompagné par #PiotrAnderszewski
#RobertSchumann #lieder #tenor
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Britten's church parable Curlew River came to the atmospheric setting of Blythburgh Church for the Aldeburgh Festival with exemplary direction. Audiences were transfixed by the remarkable cast, powerfully led by tenor Ian Bostridge. #RPSAwards