15th March: Classical Music magazine relaunch, Avery Fisher Career Grant Recipients and Bernard Haitink made honorary member of Vienna Philharmonic
Friday 15th March '19
Classical Music relaunches as the voice of the industry In April 2019, Classical Music magazine will be relaunched as the voice of the classical music industry, promoting the crucial role that music plays in the UK’s cultural landscape. CM will …
Read16th January: 2019 ABO Conference, and a new home for the Royal Concertgebouw
Wednesday 16th January '19
2019 ABO Conference programme announced This year’s ABO Conference will be hosted by the Ulster Orchestra at the ICC Belfast from 23-25 January. The theme, cross border, will inspire debate about border issues in the UK classical music industry, including Brexit, digital, diversity …
Read3rd August: The Young Euro Classic festival starts at Konzerthaus, The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra dismisses Daniele Gatti
Friday 3rd August '18
In today's news, the Young Euro Classic festival starts at Konzerthaus, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra has dismissed Daniele Gatti, citing reports from “a number of female colleagues", authors choose Oper Frankfurt as Best Opera House …
Read12th September: Last Night of the Proms, Oliver Mears to join Royal Opera House & 13-year-old Gwydion Rhys conducts Proms in the Park orchestra
Monday 12th September '16
Classical News In our news today, concertgoers at The Last Night Of The Proms show their solidarity with the European Union, Oliver Mears will join the Royal Opera House as Director of Opera, and 13-year-old Gwydion …
ReadMariss Jansons announces resignation, Dennis Russell Davies discusses minimalism, and Dvořák gets twerked
Wednesday 23rd April '14
The Guardian Mariss Jansons announces Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra departure The conductor's 10-year reign as chief of the world-renowned Amsterdam orchestra will end after 2014-15 season The Telegraph Dennis Russell Davies: why minimalism is big Basel Symphony Orchestra's chief conductor, Dennis …
Read3rd April: the world of Anton Bruckner, Sir Neville Marriner at 90 & the new Orchestival 2014
Thursday 3rd April '14
The Guardian Sex, death and dissonance: the strange, obsessive world of Anton Bruckner There's no doubt Anton Bruckner was an oddball, a man with an unhealthy interest in dead bodies and teenage girls. But the composer's obsessions …
Read23rd September: Print and digital change, Orchestra goes gangam, and new iPad app
Monday 23rd September '13
The Guardian Ben Preston: 'Radio Times needs to get people talking' As the magazine celebrates its 90th birthday, its editor discusses the role of print, digital change and life outside BBC Worldwide Classic FM Online Classic FM to broadcast …
ReadBehind the Scenes at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel
Wednesday 20th February '13
With an extensive programme of events happening at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in the past month, the young musicians have spent a lot of their time in various rehearsals. Here is a sneak peek …
Read20th February: Titanic Violin, Ticketing Legislation and Classical Music on Reality Television
Wednesday 20th February '13
The Telegraph Serious music doesn’t have to hurt your ears Composer George Benjamin has the knack of making the most rebarbative composition sound comprehensible, says Jane Shilling. Classic FM Titanic musician's violin to be auctioned A violin believed to have …
ReadACCENTUS Music to record International Mahler Festival Leipzig 2011
Tuesday 17th May '11
We are excited to announce that ACCENTUS Music will be recording performances from the International Mahler Festival 2011, in co-production with MDR/ARTE and the Gewandhaus zu Leipzig. As the exclusive TV and DVD production …
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