All News articles – Page 143
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NewsAriana Nelson to join Carpe Diem Quartet
The cellist succeeds Greg Sauer, who has left after eleven years with the group
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ArticleMajor US agency goes bust
As Covid-19 prevents artists from making money, those who represent them are feeling the pinch too
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NewsIstanbul Music Festival to launch digitally
The festival will run between 18 September and 5 October 2020
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NewsCzech Philharmonic launches 125th season to capacity audiences
The season will launch on 23 September with a programme of Shostakovich and Mahler
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NewsAcademy of St Martin in the Fields presents a series of autumn concerts with live audience
re:connect, an eight-concert series, begins on 12 September
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NewsSnape Maltings continues live performances with audience
Among the performers are Nicola Benedetti and Alina Ibragimova
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NewsDalia Stasevska wrongly blamed for Rule, Britannia! decision, say sources close to her
Sources say that Stasevska would never have the ‘arrogance’ to demand changes to the patriotic songs
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NewsLondon Symphony Orchestra moves autumn season to LSO St Luke’s
The Autumn season will take place online on various platforms
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NewsLiverpool Philharmonic Hall to reopen with socially-distanced audience
The orchestra is to give 14 one-hour socially distanced concerts from 1 October to 4 November
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NewsNew York Philharmonic launches outdoor performances
The NY Phil Bandwagon will run for the next eight weeks, serving all five boroughs in New York City
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NewsMichael Barenboim named Michelangelo String Quartet’s new violist
Known primarily as a violinist and concertmaster of the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, Barenboim replaces violist Nobuko Imai
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NewsBBC Proms reveals full details of Last Night amid Rule, Britannia! controversy
Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory will be performed in new orchestral arrangements
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NewsOrchestra of the Age of Enlightenment to launch new digital platform
OAE Player will launch on Thursday 22 October 2020
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NewsCadogan Hall to resume indoor live performances with audience
Live indoor performances with socially distanced audiences will take place at the Hall from Wednesday 30 September
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NewsCellist Amit Peled launches online cello academy sessions
‘The First Hour’ guides cellists through the first hour of a daily practice regimen
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NewsBenedetti Foundation announces plans for September
Plans include the Foundation’s first virtual chamber music weekend
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NewsJulian Lloyd Webber to step down as principal of Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
The cellist will retain links with the institution as emeritus professor, a role awarded to him in recognition of his leadership throughout the past five years
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NewsLondon Mozart Players launches online recitals for most vulnerable
Among the target audience are those living in care homes, those living with dementia or at home with carers
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NewsGCSE results day shows continual decline in music entries
There has been a steady decline in music entries at GCSE level in the UK for a decade
