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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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One of the few operas by a woman produced at the Paris Opera in the 19th century. Augusta Holmès' La Montagne noire finally gets its UK premiere

One of the few operas by a woman produced at the Paris Opera in the 19th century. Augusta Holmès’ La Montagne noire finally gets its UK premiere

Keeping it local: David Butt Philip & Friends Gala at St Paul's Opera, Clapham

Keeping it local: David Butt Philip & Friends Gala at St Paul’s Opera, Clapham

A busy summer: from touring The Marriage of Figaro directed by Danielle de Niese to recording Iain Farrington's version of Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, Wild Arts goes from strength to strength

A busy summer: from touring The Marriage of Figaro directed by Danielle de Niese to recording Iain Farrington’s version of Mahler’s Das Lied von der Erde, Wild Arts goes from strength to strength

Leonardo Vinci's Artaserse in Chicago: Haymarket Opera Company's Craig Trompeter on countering the tendency for audiences to only listen to music that they know.

Leonardo Vinci’s Artaserse in Chicago: Haymarket Opera Company’s Craig Trompeter on countering the tendency for audiences to only listen to music that they know.

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