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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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Darbar Festival: bringing the depth, discipline and sheer emotional power of Indian classical music to the widest possible audience

Darbar Festival: bringing the depth, discipline and sheer emotional power of Indian classical music to the widest possible audience

The Bernstein Beat: a community weekend in the Lake District celebrating the music and work of Bernstein

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War Requiem & Northern Lights: Tony Cooper looks forward to Norwich Philharmonic Society's forthcoming season

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National Youth Choir of Scotland celebrates 30 years by expanding its nationwide network of regional choirs to Glasgow

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Seeing & hearing: Ben Goldscheider plays Brian Elias’s Touching the Quick as part of Anish Kapoor exhibition at Hayward Gallery

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