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BBC Radio 3 Unwind blends soothing playlists and contemporary classical vibes for the wellness crowd, but its light touch may leave die-hard fans wanting more.
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3h ago
Britten Sinfonia premieres works by Vidal, Groves, and Lonsdale, showcasing fresh voices in contemporary classical music.
The post Review – Britten Sinfonia premieres three works by Anibal Vidal, Alex Groves and Eden Lonsdale appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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1w ago
Radio 3 preempt the RAJAR report for Q3 2024 with a press release that hints at figures that underline more stability than dramatic change.
The post BBC Radio 3’s RAJARs Q3 2024: impressive gains or stable figures? appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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2w ago
The Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras announce a new partnership with
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance and The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
The post Front-footed Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras announce partnership with Trinity Laban appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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2w ago
Britten Pears Arts welcomes Radio 3’s NGAs 19-20 October, including cellist Santiago Cañón-Valencia in amongst a diverse cohort of musicians on the cusp of global success.
The post BBC New Generation Artists to perform at Britten-Pears Arts in October 2024 appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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3w ago
At just 23, composer Sam Rudd-Jones blends rich harmonies with contemporary flair in Three Sonatas. Featuring an illustrious ensemble, the album showcases his fresh, original voice in modern classical music.
The post Review – Sam Rudd-Jones debut release Three Sonatas appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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3w ago
Is there trouble looming for the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists this December? Their former founder and director, John Eliot Gardiner, is staging nearly identical concert programs with a new ensemble, right on the heels of the Monteverdis’ scheduled performances. By competing for the same audience, Gardiner (whose PR is now handled by Andy […]
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3w ago
London live music venue King's Place announces a new series of concerts exploring the rich interplay between nature and musicians. Starts 19th January.
The post Earth Unwrapped – a new live music and spoken word series in 2025 dedicated to nature appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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Immersive technology brings The King's Singers 'Close Harmony' album to life, transporting an invited audience across the world.
The post Immersive Tech Brings The King’s Singers’ ‘Close Harmony’ Closer appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more
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The London Mozart Players opened their season with Vivaldi and Panufnik’s Four Seasons in a captivating, visually enhanced performance.
The post Review: London Mozart Players play Vivaldi and Roxanna Panufnik at St Martin in the Fields, London appeared first on Thoroughly Good Classical Music ..read more