Music

She's got a burning passion for that good old-time music

From klezmer to 18th-century opera, if it's got a past, Lucie Skeaping will uncover it

'How making music helped me fight Tourette's'

Composer Tobias Picker speaks about his new opera and his battle against a debilitating and misunderstood condition

Interview: Chris Stein

Blondie's main man on one of pop's longest relationships.

Chase & Status - from Jew-do to Glastonbury

In-demand DJ Saul Milton reveals the moment he discovered music

Fab Four back on tour

The Jerusalem Quartet are playing in the UK again, and hoping the protestors stay away

Interview: Martin Lovett

The cellist on his days on the road with the world-famous Amadeus Quartet

He's called Green and he's giving London the blues

The woman putting the feeling back into Bach

The composer's work should make you want to dance, says violinist Ruth Waterman.

Hip-hip - the music where it's OK to be anti-Jewish

Some rappers cross the line of what's acceptable in their lyrics. So why no outcry from Jews involved in the industry?