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Andrew Nethsingha appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Westminster Abbey.
7th July 2022
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News, Reviews and Opinion
News
Pianist Martin Bartlett receives the first Prix Serdang and 50,000 Swiss Francs from Austrian Pianist Rudolf Buchbinder.
6th July 2022
News
Camerata use digital video to great effect – telling compelling stories. Not everything needs to be short clips and funny memes.
5th July 2022
Journal
Here we can breathe slowly and deeply from our diaphragms. We become accustomed to the recently selected gear required for East Suffolk life.
18th June 2022
Review
Tom Coult and Alice Birch’s ‘Violet’ opened the 2022 Aldeburgh Festival. The new opera is gripping, bleak, and thought-provoking.
3rd June 2022
Review
Sheffield Chamber Music Festival isn’t daring to present classical music in a new way. They don’t need to. They started doing it 38 years ago.
17th May 2022
Review
Surprises around every corner in a dazzling supercharged performance from pianist Benjamin Grosvenor
8th May 2022
Opinion
As Ruth Hartt espouses, we need to offer classical as relevant to all manner of people in manner of ways, not command people respect it.
4th May 2022
News
If the running order I have for the 2022 BBC Proms is the one that went to the printers then by my reckoning it’s, in terms of music at least, a return to form for the summer-long classical music festival.
26th April 2022