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Royal Birmingham Conservatoire announces partnership with Naxos
Professor Julian Lloyd Webber, principal of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, has announced the results of a partnership with Naxos Records,Read More -
Arts workers protest 800 redundancies at National Theatre and Southbank Centre
On 1 August, hundreds of staff from the National Theatre and Southbank Centre are set to protest the mass redundanciesRead More -
‘An impartial, safe space’: Wellbeing Collective launches for composers
The Composer Wellbeing Collective was launched in response to the absence of a network of support for composers in dealingRead More -
LPO releases video resources for young composers
The London Philharmonic Orchestra has released a video series on social media as part of The Studio, an online resourceRead More -
Snape Maltings Concert Hall to reopen for live performances
***Statement from Britten Pears Arts (Friday 31 July): ‘Following the government’s new announcement this afternoon, the first two weeks ofRead More -
Wigmore Hall announces autumn season reopening
Wigmore Hall director John Gilhooly has unveiled plans for the London venue’s autumn season, which will include a seven weekRead More -
Classical Opera and The Mozartists launch Pay It Forward appeal
Classical Opera and The Mozartists have launched an appeal to generate funds for freelance artists who are unlikely to receiveRead More -
St John’s Smith Square announces Artist Lab project to support musicians
St John’s Smith Square (SJSS) has launched the Artist Lab project, in which supporters are invited to commit to aRead More -
St John’s Smith Square reopens for four recorded concerts
After four months of closure St John’s Smith Square is opening its doors for a series of four socially distancedRead More -
Gramophone launches Orchestra of the Year Award 2020 Festival
Gramophone is hosting a 10-day online festival focusing on the 10 nominated orchestras in the running for this year’s OrchestraRead More
