How to reach the next generation
Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw is bringing music education back to the classroom, and engaging the next generation of music lovers. Director Simon Reinink explains how We’re currently … Read more
Staging intimate classical performances
Andrew Freris is an economist who has worked as a professor at universities in London and Hong Kong. He now works at investment bank BNP Paribas. In 1984 … Read more
Sync music deals: the facts
Catherine Manners provides an expert guide to synchronisation and musicians’ rights Synchronisation is one of those words that has crept into the language of the … Read more
Art should champion the underdog
Director and installation artist Brett Bailey makes award-winning political productions, often exploring post-colonial Africa and championing the talent of emerging artists. Here he explains how … Read more
Art by Numbers: how data can support fundraising
Data can be used to develop audiences and sell tickets – but it’s also an invaluable tool when it comes to fundraising. Michael Nabarro explains how … Read more
20 Questions: songwriter and composer Tim Phillips
Name: Tim Phillips Occupation: Composer and songwriter working mainly in stage and screen. Co-artistic director of London’s Filter Theatre Age: 36 Place of birth: Terrace, BC, Canada … Read more
Can the arts can help dementia sufferers?
While money is gradually being invested in finding a treatment for dementia, the arts can help improve sufferers’ lives right now, says Maria Parsons Dementia now affects … Read more
Cultural festivals need to think glocal
Arts festivals should engage local communities, but they also have global responsibilities, writes Kathrin Deventer, secretary general of the European Festivals Association Every festival today … Read more
Taking Sistema to Britain’s students
Inspired by El Sistema, UK initiative In Harmony provides creative, innovative music education for the children who need it most, says project manager Richard Shrewsbury Old … Read more
Why Porgy and Bess deserves more credit
George Gershwin’s most adventurous music is showcased in Porgy and Bess, argues British conductor Tim Murray. Here he explains why it’s a true operatic masterpiece of … Read more