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Raphaël Merlin to take up teaching post in Munich
The Ébène Quartet cellist has been appointed to the strings faculty at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater München
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Filmed Brecon Baroque festival to be aired in October
The festival will include several ticketed concerts and talks
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Clemency Burton-Hill recovering from brain haemorrhage
The BBC Radio 3 presenter, novelist and amateur violinist has said that music gave her hope for her recovery
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Two Moors Festival to take place with social distancing this autumn
The festival will take place over two weekends on Dartmoor and Exmoor
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Jan Vogler to launch new streaming platform DREAMSTAGE
DREAMSTAGE aims to help artists who have lost performing opportunities due to COVID-19
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Two musicians selected for newly named LA Phil Resident Fellows programme
The programme trains up musicians from underrepresented populations to create a pathway towards more diverse and inclusive orchestras
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ISM responds to government announcement for indoor performances
Despite welcoming the announcement, concerns remain about the future of freelance musicians in the UK
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Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra to return with 12 symphonic concerts this autumn
The concert series launches on 30 September and concludes on 16 December
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Benjamin Grosvenor, Hyeyoon Park and Raja Halder announce new classical music festival
The Bromley and Beckenham International Music Festival will take place in September
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The Strad September 2020 issue is out now
British violinist Nicola Benedetti speaks about launching her mass education project for string players of all ages
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Analysis September 2020: Weathering the storm
What is the future for violin making schools in the era of Covid-19? Tutors from around the world explain the form their courses are likely to take during the autumn term. By Harry White.
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Awards for Young Musicians announces record number of award winners
189 young musicians have been welcomed onto the 2020 Awards programme
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North York Moors Festival goes ahead with social distancing
The festival is taking place in a 5000 sq ft marquee
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The violinist Erich Gruenberg has died
The former London Symphony Orchestra concertmaster was 95 years old
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Players from Academy of St Martin in the Fields to perform live on 23 August
The programme will include music by Mozart, Britten and Glazunov
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Dover Quartet joins Curtis Institute of Music Faculty as Ensemble in Residence
The residency takes effect on 31 August
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International Double Bass Quarantine Challenge comes to an end
170 videos were submitted in total to the Challenge, which replaced this year’s International Sperger Competition for Double Bass
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Guildhall School of Music & Drama announces free digital Autumn season
A series of live broadcasts and pre-recorded events from across all School departments will take place from late-September 2020
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BBC Proms reveals further details of its live programme
The live Proms will take place over two weeks from Friday 28 August
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UK orchestras ‘losing £6 million per month’
The Musicians Union and Association of British Orchestras are calling on the government for additional funding for freelance players