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Belgium's jazz masters
The Brussels Jazz Orchestra has gone from being a lesser-known ensemble to a Grammy-nominated outfit that plays alongside some of…
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How to build a dance company
Despite the global recession and tight arts budgets, Shaun Parker turned his dream of launching a dance company into a…
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Australia: Belvoir
Whether it’s helping to tear down the canon or providing a platform for marginalised voices, Belvoir has been nurturing the…
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Australia: Cre8ion
Based in Sydney, Cre8ion is a production and touring company that specialises in large-scale shows and spectacles. It’s an organisation…
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Method in the madness: bringing order to music
Philippe Watel launched MusiCHI to bring some order to the chaos of personal music collections. But the digital platform has…
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Switzerland: Orchestre de la Suisse Romande
Geneva’s Orchestre de la Suisse Romande is rejuvenating its programming and audience engagement through intelligently conceived concerts and a new…
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Sweden: Musik i Syd
Sweden has a famously open and inclusive policy when it comes to immigration, resulting in an increasingly multicultural society in…
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Armenia: High Fest
The High Fest International Performing Arts Festival, which this year marked its 10th anniversary, has the dual mission of bringing…
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Power of three at The Göteborg Opera
Adventurous mainstage productions, an experimentation lab for composers, and imaginative outreach: new artistic director Stephen Langridge is taking a holistic…
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On tour with Amsterdam Sinfonietta
Twenty-two musicians, 12 cities, one baritone – and no conductor. Amsterdam Sinfonietta and Thomas Hampson discuss their next adventure Love…