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IT was the biggest party in Egypt’s history. Between January 25 and February 11, the people turned Cairo’s Tahrir Square into a cross between Woodstock and a giant soapbox.

Classical and Jazz: Preview - Voices Across the World celebration at the Royal Opera House on Sunday July 31

VOCAL music from around the globe is to be sung at the annual Voices Across the World celebration at the Royal Opera House on Sunday July 31, arranged by its ROH2 contemporary producing arm.

Classical and Jazz: Latest News > July 21

A FASCINATING recital illustrating the development of the fortepiano from the 18th to late-19th century is being given by Viviana Sofronitsky, a great exponent of the fortepiano, at Wigmore Hall on

Classical and Jazz: Latest Listings > July 21

FRIDAY JULY 22
Lazarus String Quartet play Mozart & Beethoven, St Martin-in-the-Fields, 1pm, free

Classical and Jazz: Review - The Turn of the Screw at King’s Head Theatre

AS Benjamin Britten’s strong piece The Turn of the Screw is very much a chamber opera, it’s an excellent choice by Opera UpClose to join its repertoire of operas at the King’s Hea

Classical and Jazz: Preview - Regent's Park Events

IF you fancy a Sunday afternoon stroll in the park laced with some super jazz, then head for the Regent’s Park lakeside bandstand over the next four Sundays when musicians assembled by Chelse