A week with…Rakhi Singh
Monday My weeks vary immensely due to the different musical hats I wear – as the lead violinist in Manchester Collective I spend about 12 … Read more
We are Five: Sir Neville Marriner
Celebrating 100 years of Sir Neville Marriner As the Academy of St Martin in the Fields (ASMF) celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of … Read more
Winners of the 22nd Taishin Arts Award Announced
Apostating Time Wins the Grand Prize for Its Interpretation of Blending a Nanguan Classic and Contemporary Theatre The Visual Arts Award and the Performing Arts … Read more
The cost of touring
Touring dance productions is something I do regularly and is a fundamental part of Uprise Rebel’s activities. We believe it is important to be able … Read more
sideNotes: Frank Martin
50 years after his death, Geneva embarks on a musical odyssey to celebrate Frank Martin In October 1944, Radio Geneva commissioned a choral work, to … Read more
Introducing… Laure Chan
Q Who is Laure Chan? I am a British Franco-Chinese violinist and composer bornand based in London. As a performer, I enjoy a varied career … Read more
Is the performing arts at a crossroads?
From “A View from Here” by Lisa Richards Toney, President and CEO, Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) The performing arts dances on a razor’s … Read more
Michael Chance – Six in Sixty
Early bird or night owl? A lifetime of performing, often late, made me the latter. One routine you swear by? Tea first thing (Orange Pekoe … Read more
sideNotes: My very own Trattoria
By Florian Riem “Anybody who wants to be a real musician should also be able to compose a menu” wrote Richard Strauss. I am originally … Read more
Rakhi Singh – Six in Sixty
Early bird or night owl? Early bird. One routine you swear by? Some sort of physical routine first thing in the morning to set yourself … Read more