IAM Vol 21 Issue 7
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Focus on HfMT Cologne
Welcome to the July issue of International Arts Manager.
This month, we mark a major milestone for one of Europe’s leading performing arts institutions: the Cologne University of Music and Dance (HfMT Cologne), which celebrates its centenary in 2025. In this cover feature we look not only at its rich history, but also at how a commitment to openness, cultural diversity and progressive thinking continues to shape the next generation of artists.
News
- Why Mozart AI is putting music creators first
- Busan Concert Hall opens with week-long festival
- RPO and dunhill announce two-year partnership
- New report reveals stark inequalities in classical music programming
- WOMEX announces second wave of Showcase artists for October’s expo
- LA Opera unveils new Domingo-Colburn-Stein Young Artists
- Applications open for APAP’s 2026 UP NEXT! Artist Pitch Session
Musical Chairs
- From promotions to retirement – find out who’s on the move
Classical Music Signings
- Keep up to date with the latest industry news
Competitions and Awards
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Competitions and Awards news
- sideNotes: Managing the impossible in Tokyo
Celebrating 100 years at the HfMT Cologne
Rebel in the Arts
- In her final column, Grace Okereke looks back over the past two years
APAP:
- A View from Here: Lisa Richards Toney explains why the US needs international artists more than ever
Uncovering the forgotten music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Stage by Stage: Christoph Müller, Artistic Director of the Gstaad Menuhin Festival
Nairn’s Book and Arts Festival
Diary: Robert Hilberink
- A week (or two) with the Executive Director of the International Conducting Competition Rotterdam
