Before about 1980, almost all culturally literate musicians trained on British models—not necessarily in Britain itself—discovered, generally by happenstance, Constant Lambert’s 1934 philippic Music ...

If you've read "A Dance to the Music of Time," Anthony Powell's cycle of 12 novels about England in the 20th century, you'll likely recognize the name of Hugh Moreland. A hugely talented, deeply ...

Stravinsky has had his fling with jazz and perhaps he still has a few hoop-a-doops left in his system. Ravel, Honegger, Hindemith, Křenek, and scads of other Europeans have experimented with hot ...

Stephanie McCallum plays the first movement of Constant Lambert's Trois Pièces nègres pour les touches blanches with Tamara-Anna Cislowska. Performed live in Eugene Goossens Hall, ABC Ultimo Centre ...

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Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert, managers of The Who, in 1966. Just when you think all the great rock and roll stories have been told, along comes "Lambert & Stamp," about two guys from different sides of ...

Who would've guessed that a British Army officer was perhaps the greatest creative force behind rock legends The Who? That's the premise of Lambert & Stamp, a compelling new documentary that focuses ...