The American dramatic soprano Christine Goerke, the Met’s newest Brünnhilde, shares her thoughts on singing the warrior maiden.

In this edition of Ludwig Van's Q&A, we chat with Bekah Simms about the best and worst things about being a composer, her biggest phobia, and the inspiration behind her new commission for the Esprit Orchestra, "Foreverdark".

British pianist Christian Blackshaw answers 20 questions, including his signature meal, favourite concert hall, and his role models.

Colin Mochrie, host of the TSO's The Second City Guide to the Symphony sat down for a few questions, including his default drink of choice, favourite musician, and his favourite word.

The legendary American soprano and Glenn Gould Prize Winner reflects on her career, her experiences of being an artist of colour, and her thoughts on issues dear to her heart.

In a wide-ranging interview, the British soprano shares her secret on maintaining a sense of artistic wonder in a long operatic journey.

After the news yesterday that Adrianne Pieczonka has been appointed to the Glenn Gould School, we caught up with the Canadian soprano to ask her about the new position, and more about her plans to start teaching more.

Renowned minimalist composer Terry Riley chats about his upcoming headline concert at RCM's 21C Music Festival at Koerner Hall, January 18.

Known as the “King of the Waltz”, violinist André Rieu has managed to become a classical music rock star rivalling the popularity of artists such as Rihanna, Bruno Mars, and AC/DC — an idea, he says started long ago with Mozart and Johann Strauss.

We caught up with pianist Gabriela Montero to talk about her latest program of works combining classical piano improvisations and compositions, and why she is telling the story of Venezuela.