All News articles – Page 134
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NewsViolinist Hande Kueden joins Berlin Philharmonic
Born in Turkey, Kueden was previously deputy concertmaster of the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
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NewsPay cuts planned for New York Philharmonic musicians and Metropolitan Opera workers
Both organisations have reported substantial losses following the cancellation of their entire 2020-21 seasons due to Covid-19
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NewsEos Quartet wins 2020 Orpheus Chamber Music Competition
The Italian foursome receives the CHF5,000 first prize at the Zurich competition
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NewsSolem Quartet launches new socially-distanced concert series
Beethoven Bartók Now will be launching in Camberwell on 17 December
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NewsLondon Symphony Orchestra to return to Barbican Hall
The programme consists of two performances of the same repertoire on every concert day
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NewsISM report highlights devastating impact of COVID-19 on music education
The report reveals that almost 10% of primary and secondary schools are not teaching classroom music at all
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NewsViolinist Mary Louise Nanna has died
Nanna had played with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for 54 years
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NewsWigmore Hall to reopen to the public
Among the performers at the London venue in the lead up to Christmas are the Doric String Quartet and violinist Jack Liebeck
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NewsEasyjet to charge extra for using overhead luggage lockers
The changes will be effective from 10 February
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NewsMusicians say they were dropped by Strictly after asking to be paid
According to band members, they were offered a ‘free lunch’ but no payment for appearing on the BBC programme’s spinoff show It Takes Two
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NewsUpdated guidance for musicians and music teachers in England
The latest advice from the Incorporated Society of Musicians on the first day of the new three-tier system
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VideoNew Jacqueline du Pré opera set to tour
’We’ll Never Let You Down’ brings together music by three Dutch composers
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NewsMusic Masters announces composer Daniel Kidane as its latest Ambassador
Kidane has already worked extensively with the music education charity
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NewsBenedetti Foundation presents the first Christmas Sessions
The Christmas Sessions will bring together string players of all ages to perform a new arrangement of Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
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NewsAmerican violinist Camilla Wicks dies aged 92
Nathaniel Vallois remembers the pioneering soloist, whose 1952 recording of the Sibelius Concerto was a career highlight
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NewsUncertainty ensues over concertmaster’s apparent resignation
Reiko Niiya insists that she has not officially resigned from the Southwest Florida Symphony, although others are less sure
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NewsIncorporated Society of Musicians responds to Spending Review
ISM Chief Executive calls for a clear roadmap to support the return of live UK performance in 2021
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NewsNicola Benedetti collaborates with father Gio Benedetti to provide mental health support
Together they will launch a series of one hour webinars through Gio’s Green Cross Training company to offer help for those in need this winter
