Ivan Hewett is the Chief Music Critic at various platforms including Yahoo News and The Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, focusing on pop culture, the music business, concerts and festivals, and music genres. Ivan's insights and critiques are featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and AOL UK.
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Ivan Hewett's coverage primarily revolves around classical music and entertainment events in the United Kingdom. He predominantly writes reviews and provides event coverage.
If you are involved in the classical music industry or organizing related events, consider reaching out to Ivan with press releases about upcoming performances, festivals, or new album releases. Additionally, if you have insights into composers or specific pieces of classical music that may be of interest to his audience, providing this information could be well-received by him.
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“The simplest and most full-blooded conception” is how Wagner described his opera Tristan and Isolde, which received a tremendous concert performance by a stellar cast and the LSO under Antonio Pappano’s baton at the Barbican. On the surface, that’s true. To describe the plot needs barely a paragraph. The hero, Tristan, is sent by the King of Cornwall to fetch the bride Isolde from Ireland. Aided by Isolde’s maid Brangäne’s love potion, they fall deliriously in love. The King discovers their treachery, Tristan is stabbed and lies helpless, waiting for Isolde to come across the sea and save him with her magic healing arts.
Tristan and Isolde, Barbican ★★★★★ “The simplest and most full-blooded conception” is how Wagner described his opera Tristan and Isolde , which
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Ivan Hewett Summer is afoot and classical music's festival season is bursting into bloom.
By: Ivan Hewett
In Garsington Opera’s The Importance of Being Earnest, laughs are outnumbered by nightmarish sets and monstrous characters
By: Ivan Hewett
“If you've gone too far,” said Jean Cocteau, “there's only one thing to do: go further.” The team involved in this intermittently amusing but
