En Liang Khong
Playing the politics of the piano
The pianist Lang Lang reveals China’s volatile relationship with classical music, writes En Khong
Manfred Eicher: Sound, silence and the importance of clarity
In a rare interview, Manfred Eicher, founder of the influential ECM label, talks tradition and production values with En Liang Khong
Review: An Island
En Liang Khong follows Danish band Efterklang's move into cinema
Review: Keith Jarrett – Rio
En Liang Khong explores the latest solo concert recording from legendary jazz pianist Keith Jarrett
Review: Bj̦rk РBiophilia
En Liang Khong explores Björk's latest ultra-ambitious concept album, Biophilia
Singing a Bonnie tune
En Khong talks to the playwright Bonnie Greer about taking on Question Time with her new opera, Yes
When Orient meets Occident
Kikuei Ikeda of the Tokyo String Quartet talks to Cherwell before the quartet's Japan Benefit Concert in Oxford
Saying No(r)way to cliché
Norwegian singer Jenny Hval talks to Cherwell about working within the feminist tradition and making music on the margins
Review: Lau vs Adem – Ghosts
The Scottish folk trio produces a record that aims at a deconstruction of their traditionalism
The Icelander at the coalface
En Liang Khong talks to Jóhann Jóhannsson about failed utopias and his new album, The Miners’ Hymns
Review: Jenny Hval – Viscera
The Norwegian singer draws out highly eroticized soundscapes on her latest recording, writes Cherwell's Music Editor, En Liang Khong
Review: Joan As Police Woman
Joan As Police Woman's new album veers away from the emotional loss that shaped previous outings
Christmas in the capital
Highlights from London's festive music scene
