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TEMPSO, a new streaming interface for classical music, is now available for Spotify and Apple Music listeners. Designed specifically for classical music, TEMPSO offers a unique way to discover the classical music repertoire with a catalogue of more than a million tracks, 37,000 compositions, thousands of albums and performers.
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As the planners and policy makers of today focus on creating affordable and productive spaces for people to travel, live and work in, the common element driving such changes is the idea of creating a more inclusive community. The fulcrum of such an ecosystem lies in the nurturing of cultural
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Classical music has always had a dedicated and loyal following behind it, but it certainly lags behind mainstream pop music and many of the modern-day music makers that are being played by radio stations and headlining most major music festivals. From talented musicians to legendary composers and pianists such as
There’s something about Handel’s operas that seems to lend a particularly blank slate to directors. Some of the wackiest takes on opera by the most Regie of the “concept” directors happen in Baroque opera, and Handel’s works get their fair share. That’s not to say that
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An outdoor double bass school which attracts more than 500 amateur musicians to its weekly session in a Dominican Republic park is amongst three recipients of this year’s ABRSM International Sponsorship Fund. The Fund – celebrating its 10th anniversary – supports projects around the world that tackle barriers to music learning.
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Music is such a big part of our lives that it’s become unimaginable to think of a world where it doesn’t exist. In today’s society, it seems like everyone’s listening to music no matter what, whether they’re commuting home after an incredibly long and exhausting
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This Spring, enjoy two more productions from the Royal Opera House: Mozart’s Così fan tutte, and Deborah Warner’s new production of Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes. Both titles, showcasing the world-class talent of The Royal Opera, will be available, on-demand, for 30 days. From Friday 25 March 2022,
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The first rehearsals were filled with enthusiasm, with expectation and with a bubbling energy to get started. The results (honestly) were rather bleak. Eight months of virtual hibernation had taken its toll, and since the essence of choir is indeed to be one in the collective – to start again to
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George V, alongside Queen Mary, was crowned King of the United Kingdom, the British Dominions, and Emperor of India at Westminster Abbey on 22 June 1911. It had already been announced that the royal couple would travel to India to attend the Durbar, an Indian imperial style mass assembly organized
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Music has always been integral to the UK’s cultural landscape, with British artists and labels significantly impacting the global music industry. The UK has been home to some of the most influential and innovative music labels, with a rich history of producing and promoting music that has shaped popular
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We take a look at how Mozart’s Symphony No. 40, also known as the G minor Symphony—which offers the listener moments of jubilation and darkness, enigma and eloquence—has been interpreted over the years. Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G minor, one of his most critically acclaimed
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The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), with the support of the British Council, and the Art X Company announced the release of ‘The Art of the Possible’ a research study on the cultural skills sector in India. The first-of-its-kind primary research project focuses on the transversal and technical