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- Penultimate Sustain grants announced
Camden's Roundhouse gets £800,000 over next two years - Tony Hall appointed non-party-political peer
Covent Garden chief exec to champion arts in House of Lords - Trinity Laban announces new executive structure
Roles of the joint principals to be 'refined and re-defined' - Naxos launches online video library service
Pioneering company breaks new ground, again - Southbank centre pledges to complete organ by 2013
Heritage Lottery Fund encouraging application and further fundraising to follow
Contents for Classical Music (30 January 2010)
The Royal Opera House is marking ten years
since its extensive redevelopment
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COVER STORY - BOW STREET STUNNER
How much has changed at the Royal Opera House, ten years after the redevelopment? -
GEORGE BENJAMIN AT 50
Perfectionist composer profiled -
MANCHESTER’S MAHLER COMMISSIONS
Ten new works play alongside symphony cycle -
ARTIST MANAGERS HOLD ON TIGHT
International Artist Managers’ Association helps members weather the storm -
BIJOU CONSERVATOIRE’S EXPANSION PLAN
Why Belgium’s Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth means business -
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF INDIA
Mumbai’s burgeoning western classical music scene beckons British wind and brass players -
INSIDE:
EARLY MUSIC TODAY
The definitive guide to the early music scene
Editorial: Keith Clarke - Editor
It was grimly appropriate that the recent RSA/Arts Council State of the Arts conference should have taken place two floors beneath ground, way below the chilly waters of the Thames flowing alongside the venue. For with a general election looming and the worst economic crisis in living memory, the arts world is firmly in bunker mode, nervously taking a peek outside from time to time to watch for incoming flak...
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