Classical music’s diversity problem
Classical music’s diversity problem: 92% of works are composed by men A new report from Donne, Women in Music, entitled ” Equality & Diversity in … Read more
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Bachtrack’s year in review
As the leading global source for classical music, opera and dance performances, Bachtrack’s Annual Classical Music Statistics offer a valuable window into the performing arts … Read more
Changing the Narrative
Aubrey Bergauer, the “Steve Jobs of classical music”, has made a name for herself helping performing arts institutions turn their losses into profits and now … Read more
Marquee TV: Platform for change
When Marquee TV launched in 2019 it was described as the “Netflix for the arts”. Since then it has expanded its platform and grown its … Read more
International performing arts conferences: IAM’s guide to the latest unmissable events
IAM shares its recommendations for the latest international conferences, congresses and fairs for performing arts professionals Midwest Arts XPO When: 18-21 September, Indianapolis, US The … Read more
The unsung heroes of Edinburgh International Festival
While industry spotlights shine on Nicola Benedetti in her first season as Festival Director of the Edinburgh International Festival, IAM goes backstage to meet her supporting cast
The state of contemporary classical music
Violinist Madeleine Mitchell chairs a lively roundtable discussion with the panellists sharing their perspectives on topics including funding, education, audience development and supporting composers A … Read more
A week with Steinunn Birna Ragnarsdóttir
Monday I wake up bright and much too early for my own good with a couple of solutions to challenges that felt unsolvable when I … Read more
Passing the baton
This month’s conductor news sees the appointment of Swedish-Finnish conductor Anna-Maria Helsing to Chief Conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra. Her tenure lasts from October … Read more
Lars Petter Hagen – Six in Sixty
Early bird or night owl? I used to like staying up very late, but in later years I have developed into more of a morning … Read more