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London Guitar Festival celebrates 15th anniversary
The London Guitar Festival, now in its 15th year, takes place at Kings Place this weekend (25 – 27 OctoberRead More -
New book by Richard Bratby explores history of the CBSO
A new book, ‘Forward: 100 Years of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra’ by Richard Bratby, celebrates the orchestra’s historyRead More -
Durham University and Arts Council England release report highlighting creativity in schools
The Durham Commission on Creativity and Education has published its final report, emphasising the need for more creativity in schools.Read More -
Durham University and Arts Council England release report highlighting creativity in schools
The Durham Commission on Creativity and Education has published its final report, emphasising the need for more creativity in schools.Read More -
Online Choreography Resource Made Available in the UK
An online platform that allows dancers and teachers to purchase choreography is now available in the UK. Canadian choreography marketplace,Read More -
Organ playing competition entries open
Entries are now open for the IAO-RCO Organ Playing Competition 2020, which will be hosted in Edinburgh. Taking place atRead More -
Hong Kong Philharmonic voted Gramophone’s Orchestra of the Year
Last night (16 October 2019), the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra was awarded Orchestra of the Year at the Gramophone ClassicalRead More -
Víkingur Ólafsson named Gramophone Artist of the Year 2019
Icelandic pianist Víkingur Ólafsson has been named Artist of the Year 2019 at the Gramophone Awards in London. His albumRead More -
AAM becomes first ensemble of its kind to exceed 1 million monthly Spotify listeners
The Academy of Ancient Music (AAM) has become the first period instrument ensemble to ever surpass one million monthly listenersRead More -
LSO selects six young composers for its composer programmes
The London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) has selected two composers for its LSO Jerwood Composer+ programme, and an additional four forRead More -
Christopher Glynn and Rachel Podger join for Music in Hospitals & Care fundraiser
Baroque violinist Rachel Podger and accompanist Christopher Glynn will perform at the Royal Northern College of Music on 9 NovemberRead More -
A music education documentary will air on London Live this evening
Casio Music has partnered with London Live to produce a documentary that focuses on the importance of music education. PartRead More -
Sing for Pleasure reveals 2019/20 Young Conducting Scholars
Choral charity Sing for Pleasure has confirmed the four scholarship recipients on its Young Conductors Programme for 2019/20. The fourRead More -
Qatar wins bid to host the World Symposium on Choral Music 2023
The bid to host the World Symposium on Choral Music (WSCM) 2023 has been won by Qatar, following a successfulRead More -
Vienna Philharmonic and IDAGIO launch partnership
Classical streaming service IDAGIO is exclusively offering up to six selected subscription concerts per season from the Vienna Musikverein forRead More -
Applications open for Le Jardin des Voix
On 10 October, Les Arts Florissants announced that applications are now open for their international baroque academy for young singers.Read More -
JAM’s composition submissions now open
JAM’s 20th call for music is now open, inviting submissions for choir, brass quintet and organ, or a combination ofRead More -
Chineke! launches 2019/20 season
Chineke! launches its 2019/20 season this month, marking its fourth year with a series of concerts across the UK, EuropeRead More -
Jack Pepper to become Music for Youth ambassador
Music for Youth (MFY) has announced this week that broadcaster, composer and Classical Music columnist Jack Pepper will become itsRead More -
Brindley Sherratt announces Glyndebourne concert in aid of The Meath
Opera singer Brindley Sherratt and his family have announced a special concert at Glyndebourne Opera House in aid of TheRead More
