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Celebrating Schoenberg at 150
Soprano Claire Booth has long championed the music of Arnold Schoenberg – now, 150 years after the...
Concours de Genève sees change as chance
Competition secretary general Didier Schnorhk gives a behind-the-scenes perspective on the demands...
Thomas Kemp on connecting communities through music
As Music@Malling festival prepares to make its return to Kent on 20 September, artistic director...
Paving the way for a new generation
Launched to support the vital pipeline of musical talent worldwide, the BBC’s New Generation Artists...
‘A place of sanctuary’: Paul Keene on three years at St Martin-in-the-Fields
Artistic advisor Paul Keene talks joining the Church of St Martin-in-the-Fields and reflects on...
‘Where there are violins there is hope’: The relaunched Red Violin festival
The Red Violin festival takes place in Leeds next month, celebrating the violin in different guises...
‘Dedicated and damn brilliant’: Joanna MacGregor on transforming Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra
Pianist, conductor, curator, composer, and one of few female music directors on the UK professional...
Lighting an icon: Sam Smith at the Proms
The creative minds behind lighting design studio Flare explain how they combined pop star Sam...
Anna Clyne: From the perspective of her collaborators
Clyne’s latest album is a celebration of artistic friendships, created in partnership with New...