Louth Contemporary Music Society Presents ‘Nothing has Changed. Everything has Changed’, a Festival Bookended By Three World Premieres
Monday 21st March '22
Louth Contemporary Music Society's midsummer festival returns to share beguiling and ever-glowing new musicLouth Contemporary Music Society has announced the programme for its midsummer festival, “Nothing has Changed. Everything has Changed”, which will run on 17 and 18 …
Read17th May: Amazing Q1 figures for classical music, YouTube adopts streaming, women’s call in music
Thursday 17th May '18
In today's news: YouTube adopts streaming, people trade morning shows for classical music, opera lags behind the industry's acceptance of maternity leave, more 'under 35s' are turning to classical music, Bridget Jones' Diary to tour …
Read4th December: James Levine accused of molestation, harassment in classical music industry, Artur Korn’s 80th birthday.
Monday 4th December '17
In today's news: New York Met opera suspends James Levine over sexual allegations, 70% of self-employed workers in classical music had been harassed, study finds; creative industries made a record contribution to the economy last year. …
Read8th December: Applications open for Rhinegold Charity Fund, Mozart sells most CDs 2016 & Soundcloud starts subscription service
Thursday 8th December '16
Classical News In today's classical news, applications open for £10,000 Rhinegold Charity Fund, government in Beijing boosts growth in classical music, and violinist Charlie Siem strikes a high note in fashion. Also, Mozart sells most CDs …
Read22nd April: Multi-million dollar Strad purchased using bitcoin, NMC overcomes funding crisis and Classic FM Hall of Fame
Tuesday 22nd April '14
The StradLeoGroup purchases multi-million dollar Stradivarius violin with digital currency bitcoinFinancial advisory firm Leo Group LLC has purchased a multi-million dollar Stradivarius violin from the maker’s ‘golden period’ using bitcoin – the first time an instrument of …
Read2nd November: Placido Domingo Goes Pop, Piano Prodigy at the Shops, and Graphic Opera Debut in a Church
Friday 2nd November '12
LA TimesL.A. Phil's Lionel Bringuier lands conducting gig in ZurichLionel Bringuier, resident conductor with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, has been made the chief conductor and music director of Switzerland’s Zurich Tonhalle. His post will begin with the 2014-15 season …
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