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Switzerland: Lucerne Festival
Lucerne Festival presents world-class musicians to an erudite, global audience. But it’s Lucerne’s teenage listeners who are hardest to please.…
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A Christmas revival: backstage at The Royal Ballet
For many, the festive season just isn’t complete without a visit to The Royal Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker. And…
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Aram's Armenian legacy
As the 110th anniversary of the birth of composer Aram Khachaturian draws to a close, Maria Roberts reports on what…
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Armenia: Cadence Music Centre
The collapse of the Soviet Union left Armenia’s arts infrastructure in ruins. The Cadence Music Centre played a key role…
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The great communicator: Anne-Sophie Mutter
Whether it’s waxing lyrical about Dvořák’s dark allure or playing in a Berlin nightclub, Anne-Sophie Mutter has an irrepressible love of…
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Digital Theatre redefines how we view the arts
The digital space is taking theatre beyond the limits of the physical stage. Audiences can now watch, appreciate and interact…
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Sweden: Dancenet
Earlier this month, three Swedish dancers performed to the music of Shostakovich and Piazzolla, dressed head-to-toe in pink Chanel suits.…
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Making noise in Stavanger
A democratic outlook and creative programming – not to mention a brand new concert hall – are propelling Stavanger Symphony…
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Norway: Zero Visibility Corp
Choreographer Ina Christel Johannessen has been a pioneer of Norwegian contemporary dance for over 30 years. Her troupe, Zero Visibility…
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Injured musicians: why suffer in silence?
Cellist Corinne Morris has overcome a debilitating shoulder injury to get her career back on track – but such comebacks…