Ushers were sent out with these signs at last night’s CBSO concert of Dvorak Cello Concerto and Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances.
It looks like the CBSO’s chief exec Emma Stenning has been forced to back down on her ambitious plan to create a ‘new type of concert performance’. For once, the audience has triumphed.
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Royal Liverpool Phil’s Sandra Parr has reported the death of former Merseyside Youth Orchestra star Tim Watts. Timothy went on to become 2nd oboe of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Principal Oboe of English Touring […]
Independent Rajar monitoring figures, out today, show that the classical music station achieved 2.15m listeners in the past three months, the highest Q1 reach for at least ten years. The relexation stream, BBC Unwind, added […]
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