A Second Farewell to Cambridge
Tenor Bo Wang tells IAM how his latest project successfully combines Western choral music with Chinese poetry I was born in China and now I am … Read more
A new approach to the piano
Chad Lawson on why he believes modern technology can inspire new audiences to engage with the piano The piano. A beloved staple in the world … Read more
The case for contemporary repertoire
German conductor Karl-Heinz Steffens is known for his passion for modern and contemporary repertoire. He tells IAM why orchestras today have a responsibility to programme and … Read more
Psychology of an Olympian
Korean violin legend Kyung Wha Chung turns 70 on 26 March. In the wake of the recent Winter Olympics where she performed at the closing … Read more
The change maker
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has become the world’s first symphony orchestra to have its own disabled-led ensemble. Here, its conductor James Rose shares his hopes for the … Read more
Female composers deserve to be recognised
Conductor Laurence Equilbey on the discovering the works of Louise Farrenc On 8 March I will be celebrating International Women’s Day with Insula orchestra at … Read more
Relevant reinvention
Adam Gatehouse, co-artistic director of the Leeds International Piano Competition, reflects on the thinking behind the developments and innovations at The Leeds and what a … Read more
In the company of Women
Writer, curator, singer and more besides, Xenia Hanusiak is the creative force behind many cultural projects. Here, she writes for IAM about her upcoming Songlines for … Read more
Palestinian play receives London premiere
Adapted from the novella by Ghassan Kanafani, Returning to Haifa tells the story of a Palestinian family, Said and Safiyya, who fled their home in 1948 during … Read more
Thriving artist in the new arts market
Arts consultant Matz Skoog explains why be believes career coaching for artists is more important than ever before Coaching has become the buzzword of the decade … Read more