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Wales FM urges rethink on music college cuts

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Wales FM urges rethink on music college cuts

Welsh First Minister Vaughan Gething was asked about the closure of the junior department of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. ‘I’d ask the College to think again about the choice they made,’ he said, non-commitally.

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Living Voices: Whitehall Choir, Ian Tindale & Joanna Tomlinson to give premiere of Russell Hepplewhite's choral cycle setting contemporary poets' responses to the modern world

Living Voices: Whitehall Choir, Ian Tindale & Joanna Tomlinson to give premiere of Russell Hepplewhite’s choral cycle setting contemporary poets’ responses to the modern world

To encourage Birmingham’s young people to get involved with creative opportunities & training: Birmingham Opera Company's Voices of the Future

To encourage Birmingham’s young people to get involved with creative opportunities & training: Birmingham Opera Company’s Voices of the Future

The Sixteen at St James’s: a new partnership providing the choir with its first London home

Puccini Orchestral Music

American themes at Aldeburgh: Tony Cooper enjoys a quartet by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson & an absorbing orchestral programme highlighting Elizabeth Ogonek.

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