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Between war and peace: Beirut's Al Bustan Festival
Born 20 years ago out of a drive to bring classical back to Lebanon, Al Bustan Festival is now respected…
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Aarhus Symphony gets the Gallic touch
French maestro Marc Soustrot had conducted the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra just once when he was named the ensemble’s next chief…
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Orchestral engineering: The Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic
The Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic’s bold new album bridges east and west – what’s more it was recorded in a car…
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A stroke of good luck: one maestro's path to stardom
From Tuscan village to San Francisco opera house, Nicola Luisotti’s route to stardom reads like a feel-good Hollywood movie. Maria Roberts…
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Repurposed spaces: the disused coal pit
A handful of visionary developers are reclaiming forgotten hinterlands, creating arts venues out of disused factories, churches and coal mines.…
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Repurposed spaces: the cotton gin factory
A handful of visionary developers are reclaiming forgotten hinterlands, creating arts venues out of disused factories, churches and coal mines.…
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Repurposed spaces: the abandoned church
A handful of visionary developers are reclaiming forgotten hinterlands, creating arts venues out of disused factories, churches and coal mines.…
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Theatre for young people that's ahead of the game
Founded by Teatret Gruppe 38 in 2008, the fourth :DANISH+ will take place from 3-6 May. The festival showcases the…
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Colombia's new classical scene
Whether it’s staging flash mobs on balconies or inviting music students to perform in the ranks, the National Symphony Orchestra…
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Is Hello Stage the LinkedIn of the classical world?
For promoters, it’s an unparalleled new way to discover talent. For musicians, it could be the road to stardom. Hello…