6th February: Steven Grahl appointed as new organist at Christ Church Cathedral, Apple Music to overtake Spotify, The University of Leeds renews partnership with Leeds piano
Tuesday 6th February '18
In today's news: The University of Leeds renews partnership with Leeds piano, Steven Grahl appointed as new organist at Christ Church Cathedral, musical instruments in art, Apple Music to overtake Spotify, Scandinavian Airlines changes rules to impose extra …
Read22nd December: Charles Dutoit accused of sexual misconduct and Universal and Facebook announce multi-year agreement
Friday 22nd December '17
In today's news: Conductor Charles Dutoit accused of sexual misconduct and the reaction of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Also, famous German christmas carol to be considered as intangible cultural heritage by the UNESCO. The Telegraph Royal Philharmonic …
Read13th December: SF Symphony cancelled 2 tour concerts, QSO’s pop-ups at Brisbane Airport & studies on music’s effect on men and women
Tuesday 13th December '16
Classical News In today's classical news, The San Francisco Symphony cancelled two tour concerts in North Carolina, in response to the state's law that overturned protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. Queensland Symphony Orchestra has been …
Read17th November: The 5th LCMF, Love Classical 2017 & Nigel Kennedy talks Brexit
Thursday 17th November '16
Classical News In today's classical news, new plans for a new arts centre in the heart of Edinburgh have been announced. The 5th London Contemporary Music Festival will take place on 15th, 17th and 18th of …
ReadOpera’s brightest stars to ride from Glasgow to London
Tuesday 28th June '16
Scottish tenor Nicky Spence has enlisted some of the brightest stars from the world of opera to cycle the length of the UK, from Glasgow all the way to London. Nine opera singers will cycle over …
Read16th March: Royal Opera House warning, Girls’ Choir for Merton College & Swedish opera gender imbalance
Wednesday 16th March '16
Classical News In today's news, Royal Opera House issues warning for Lucia di Lammermoor, Merton College, Oxford to establish a girls’ choir, Emma Halnan wins Art Club-Karl Jenkins Music Award, Violinist Janine Jansen is handing over …
ReadWe’re counting down the days until the Oxford Chamber Music Festival!
Wednesday 16th September '15
With only two weeks to go, we’re very excited here at WildKat PR as we prepare for the Oxford Chamber Music Festival 2015. The festival takes place 30 September – 3 October, with concerts in …
Read27th August: John Mauceri interview, Stradivari loaned to Ashmolean, results of NIIOC announced
Thursday 27th August '15
Classical News In today's news, an interview with John Mauceri, 'Rode' Stradivari loaned to Ashmolean Museum and the results of the fifth Northern Ireland International Organ Competition are announced. Guardian Facing the music: John Mauceri Carousel, Callas, Czerny playing Beethoven … …
Read29th September: Can Brian Cox save classical music, Marin Alsop attacks ‘snobbish’ classical music world and Atlanta Symphony federal mediation has teething troubles.
Monday 29th September '14
Guardian Thomas Quasthoff: ‘Schubert’s songs fly through the sky like angels’ The celebrated bass-baritone on why he retired at 52, life after thalidomide, and his new career in Shakespeare and cabaret Telegraph Can Brian Cox save classical music? A British …
ReadWilderness Festival 2014
Monday 11th August '14
This weekend WildKat PR fled the city and headed to Cornbury Park, the 800-year-old, 1,700-acre Oxfordshire deer park and setting for Wilderness Festival. The Festival is renowned for its gastronomic delights as much as the …
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