Art By Numbers: has the bell finally tolled for theatre subscriptions?
Probably not, but better data is essential for keeping up with customer needs says Michael Nabarro. Are theatre subscriptions dying out? It’s a question being … Read more
Probably not, but better data is essential for keeping up with customer needs says Michael Nabarro. Are theatre subscriptions dying out? It’s a question being … Read more
J & A Beare is one of the longest-standing established dealers and connoisseurs in the fine stringed instrument industry. In 2014, they founded the online auction … Read more
Anette Andersson Huber tells IAM why a women-only conducting course is still necessary in 2016 On International Women’s Day I read an article in a … Read more
In 2014 Andrea Brown and Alice Farnham launched Women Conductors at Morley. Their intention was to create a place where women in music could discover … Read more
Want to hone your voice this summer? The Guildhall School has expanded its summer programme to include eight new short courses for 2016. Modules cover … Read more
It is 200 years since the premiere of The Barber of Seville. To mark the occasion Welsh National Opera (WNO) decided to put on the opera alongside … Read more
Founder of Beyond Skin, Darren Ferguson, on why he set up a global education arts and culture organisation to tackle sectarianism in Northern Ireland. Nine months on … Read more
Prepare, prepare, prepare! Says digital expert Cat Leaver It was a fairly famous mantra in the nineties, but the quote ‘if you build it, they will … Read more
Monday It’s the week of the ABO Conference, one of Europe’s biggest classical-music gatherings, which the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra is hosting this year … Read more
Monday The Opera Gala and the tour of Northern Norway are just around the corner in early January. I’m a bit stressed because we will … Read more