The new guard: evolution of classical
Classical:NEXT brings the classical music industry together to exchange new ideas and practices. Head of communications Paul Bräuer explains how the event is helping drive the … Read more
Spring forward
Choreographer Angela Liong is tapping into inspiring life stories to create a Rite of Spring for the people Stravinsky’s iconic piece, The Rite of Spring, … Read more
Music in motion
Austrian organist Gunther Rost is bringing the instrument into the 21st century with his groundbreaking mobile digital organ At first glance, you might not link … Read more
On the road again
Ahead of The National Ballet of Canada’s tour to London, artistic director Karen Kain explains how she’s bringing the troupe back to the global stage … Read more
From the outside in
Xavier Cester, an international promoter at Catalan! Arts, writes on the region’s unique creative perspective, and why gaining global recognition for that uniqueness is crucial … Read more
Going digital
Neil Barr on how digital technology can nurture a healthier arts sector Squeezed by budget cuts and with reduced access to funds, it’s not an … Read more
One giant leap
Artistic director of South African Mzansi Ballet, Iain MacDonald, on the progress of ballet in Johannesburg I did not grow up dreaming of becoming a … Read more
Another country: composer Raymond Yiu on his multicultural heritage
When composer Raymond Yiu left Hong Kong for London, he finally began to understand the concept of musical heritage. Born in Hong Kong, a former … Read more
The business of music
Deborah Annetts, chief executive of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, on the need for musicians to have professional training in business skills Despite the ongoing challenges … Read more