20th February: Conductor Bernard Haitink appointed highest Dutch civil honour & famous US-Festival takes place in Berlin concert hall
Monday 20th February '17
Classical News In today's news: conductor Bernard Haitink awarded highest Dutch civil honour, and thousands urge council to reject proposals to scrap music tutors in Aberdeen. Famous US festival takes place in Berlin concert hall, and …
Read10th February: RSNO journeys to US, teachers battle low tuition fees, and new technologies emerge
Friday 10th February '17
In today's news, the National Youth Orchestras of Scotland announces their 2017 season based on the americas, and music teachers worry that tuition fees can't keep up with cost of living. At the last minute …
ReadMarch 4th: Abolishing one-to-one music tuition, new Adiemus album and appeal for new scholarship announced.
Monday 4th March '13
The Guardian One-to-one music tuition 'may be abolished' Abuse claims may force review of traditional teaching methods, claims new head of Royal Northern College of Music Classic FM Prince Charles launches new RWCMD scholarship HRH The Prince of Wales has visited the …
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