Clara Butt's 1907/8 tour, and what it teaches us about the development of artist management
Andrew Green takes us back to the early 20th century to explore what the relationship between artist...
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Trees of Music: artists rally to protect pernambuco wood
Stephen Pritchard finds out more about a new campaign to save an endangered wood used to make bows
Take a minute: practising improvisation
Liz Dilnot Johnson explains how the time frame of one minute can encourage freedom of improvisation
‘Women didn’t compose back then’ – or did they?
Pianist and musicologist Samantha Ege urges music lovers to explore the wealth of repertoire by...
'A mini music festival': Polyphonic Concert Club
I Fagiolini's Robert Hollingworth maps out a new online road trip of performances from the...
Exploring the works of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor through theatre
Toby Deller speaks to the creators of a new play that explores blackness and Britishness through the...
Buried treasure: Red Squirrel's plans for championing forgotten operas
Stephen Pritchard speaks to John Andrews, the founder of a opera company that aims to breathe new...
International Women's Day: A century of music by British women
Violinist Madeleine Mitchell introduces her International Women's Day a concert - a celebration of...
'Tiring but replenishing': one pianist's commitment to the community
Pianist Clare Hammond describes how engaging with her community, through work in prisons and...
'Like writing on water': the challenges of planning an international festival in a pandemic
Michael Williams, CEO of Buxton International Festival, talks us through the difficulties of...