Cause4 launches free fundraising training platform
A new online course has been developed to help arts fundraisers promote the arts as…
Monthly Archives: March, 2018
Shape shifters
If you’ve ever been lucky enough to see Mummenschanz in action, you’ll have been mesmerised…
Seattle Symphony musicians sign new deal
The Seattle Symphony & Opera Players’ Organization (SSOPO) has signed a new deal that will…
Royal Academy of Music completes renovation
The Royal Academy of Music has completed a refit of its facilities and opened a…
Stage is set for World Theatre Day
Venues and companies across the world will celebrate World Theatre Day (WTD) on 27 March.…
BPI relaunch Classic BRITs
The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) has relaunched the Classic BRIT Awards after a five year…
Jóhann Jóhannsson’s final album
Deutsche Grammophon has released Jóhann Jóhannsson’s final album. The composer passed away in February 2018…
European Agenda for Music launched
The European Music Council has unveiled its European Agenda for Music (EAM). The goal is…
A new approach to the piano
Chad Lawson on why he believes modern technology can inspire new audiences to engage with…
The case for contemporary repertoire
German conductor Karl-Heinz Steffens is known for his passion for modern and contemporary repertoire. He tells…