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Stour Music, the early music festival founded by Alfred Deller in 1962, has announced that his son Mark, who has been running the festival for the past 44 years, will be standing down as Festival Director in 2019, and will be succeeded as Artistic Director by Robert Hollingworth, director of I Fagiolini.
British Director Thomas Guthrie opens his new production of The Flying Dutchman at Longborough Festival Opera on Wednesday, 6 June.
Discussing his life as a festival director, soloist and photographer, Jack appears as guest editor for the May edition of Classical Music Magazine. Exploring the many facets of his creative life, he also talks about his love of science and art ahead of his own Oxford May Music Festival (3-7 May).
Celebrating the launch of her much awaited next Vivaldi album on Channel Classics, Le Quattro Stagione; the world premiere performance of A Guardian Angel with VOCES8 including new commission by Owain Park; and a whole host of touring and territory debuts to gild this significant birthday year - Rachel Podger truly is ‘A Woman of All Seasons’.
Busy bunny Eamonn Dougan has a packed Easter schedule ahead including a new collaboration with DR VokalEnsemblet for Sir James MacMillan’s mesmerising St Luke’s Passion in Copenhagen and Brussels during Holy Week, and a Stravinsky and Mozart 'eggstravaganza' with Britten Sinfonia Voices on 28 March as part of the Esa-Pekka Salonen Composer Focus at the Barbican Centre.
Percius celebrates five years with a round-up of memorable moments.
The fifth release in Eamonn Dougan’s sparkling Polish Baroque CD series with The Sixteen comes as Eamonn returns to James MacMillan’s Cumnock Tryst after a fabulous La finta festival tour.
Percius, a vibrant classical music management company based in Cambridge, is seeking a temporary freelance music administrator to provide general office assistance and to help service several artists and projects.
Rachel Podger opens her 17/18 season with a new CD release Grandissima Gravita, a new commission, exciting collaborations and a new Vivaldi recording, all in celebration of her 50th birthday in 2018.
It’s been a busy summer: two Edinburgh International Festival debuts, a BBC Proms and BBC Newsnight appearance, a ‘Voyager’ of concerto performances, scintillating Salzburg success and a galaxy of gaming news…
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