Evolve: The young fundraisers forging a future for the arts
With fundraising becoming an ever more essential skill within the culture sector, Young Arts...
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Routes Quartet: The self-sufficient ensemble bridging the gap between classical and folk music
Writing all their own music, and even aiming to become their own sound engineers, the Routes Quartet...
‘More than music’: China’s YMCG turns over a new leaf
With a brand-new music director and all-new faculty, YMCG has embarked on a new chapter this year....
Reasons to Sing: How Stile Antico uses Byrd’s own ethos to engage new audiences
Early music vocal ensemble Stile Antico is set to revive its Byrd-inspired education and wellbeing...
Funding focus: The Francis Routh Trust
Glyn Môn Hughes learns how the newly redefined trust has pivoted from concert promotion to giving...
Tonhalle Zürich: How a painstaking renovation is helping reveal an orchestra's 'singing sound'
Claire Jackson travels to the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich's Swiss home to find out how a four-year...
Classical Music's Bruckner 200 round-up
As the classical music world celebrates the 200th birthday of Austrian composer and organist Anton...
Winter sun at Malta’s Valletta Baroque Festival
Simon Mundy’s trip to the Valletta Baroque Festival in Malta offers a welcome break from British...
‘Looking back is as important as looking forward’: Jonathan Bloxham on recreating Mozart’s past for LMP’s future
As the London Mozart Players prepare to celebrate the chamber orchestra’s 75th anniversary on 10...
Music as a weapon: The displaced Kyiv Symphony Orchestra on Ukraine's 'cultural front'
Among the many Ukrainians who have fled the horrors of the Russian invasion is the Kyiv Symphony...