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Fast cars, minimalist design and en suite bathrooms: the real Rachmaninoff

The train from Zurich to Lucerne tips you out right by the lakeside, practically on the steamboat piers. A white paddle-steamer takes you out of the city, past leafy slopes and expensive-looking mansions. Tribschen, where Wagner wrote the ‘Siegfried Idyll’, slides away to the right as you head out across the main arm of the

Isata Kanneh-Mason: 'Classical music reflects every human emotion. If you listen, you can understand it' | Classical music

The pianist on being the eldest of the celebrated Kanneh-Mason clan, how to rehearse without annoying the neighbours, and what she listens to off duty

theartsdesk at the Ravenna Festival – invisible cities and possible dreams

theartsdesk at the Ravenna Festival – invisible cities and possible dreams

Appreciation: Kaija Saariaho was a rare kind of composer

Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's luminosity changed the whole notion of what music can represent and also indelibly illuminated 21st century opera.