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ORA Singers opens applications for its 7th Young Composers’ programme for students at non fee-paying schools across the UK The Benedetti Foundation on this week’s BBC Radio 4 appeal Así que pasen cinco años: Edward Lambert’s Federico Garcia Lorca-based opera, In Five Years’ Time debuts at The Space Theatre Celebrating 150 years of British women composers in song: SWAP’ra’s Rebecca Clarke Song Competition Our East Anglian-based correspondent, Tony Cooper, reports on the Norwich Philharmonic Society returning to their roots at St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich, after a two-year absence.
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ORA Singers opens applications for its 7th Young Composers’ programme for students at non fee-paying schools across the UK

The Benedetti Foundation on this week’s BBC Radio 4 appeal

Así que pasen cinco años: Edward Lambert's Federico Garcia Lorca-based opera, In Five Years' Time debuts at The Space Theatre

Así que pasen cinco años: Edward Lambert’s Federico Garcia Lorca-based opera, In Five Years’ Time debuts at The Space Theatre

Celebrating 150 years of British women composers in song: SWAP'ra's Rebecca Clarke Song Competition

Celebrating 150 years of British women composers in song: SWAP’ra’s Rebecca Clarke Song Competition

Our East Anglian-based correspondent, Tony Cooper, reports on the Norwich Philharmonic Society returning to their roots at St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich, after a two-year absence.

Our East Anglian-based correspondent, Tony Cooper, reports on the Norwich Philharmonic Society returning to their roots at St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich, after a two-year absence.

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