These awards provide monetary, workshop, performance and publication opportunities to composers in the UK.
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Read MoreA rip-roaring parade, a festival of radical operas, and a new series of relaxed, intimate performances.
Read MoreFind yourself a full opera to watch for free on YouTube (including the first opera written by a female composer).
Read MoreA selection of contemporary operas composed by women.
Read MoreConcerts premiering new music this summer, by composers including Steve Reich, Mica Levi and Missy Mazzoli.
Read MoreYour comments on looking for jobs in the classical music industry.
Read MoreFiction books about violinists, violin students and violin makers.
Read MoreFiction books about cello players, cello students and historical cellists.
Read More13 comedians with funny things to say about classical music, or with a background in music that’s helped them get to where they are now.
Read MoreHear about the experiences of being trans within the classical music world from a selection of opera singers.
Read MoreHere is a selection of schemes and competitions available to aspiring composers aged 18 and under.
Read MoreAn introduction to some of the British women composing music today.
Read MoreAn introduction to the women who have forged their own path within the classical music industry.
Read MoreAn introduction to some of the women who are running British orchestras.
Read MoreAn introduction to some of the women who are leading British orchestras.
Read MoreBooks about orchestration, notation productivity, and overcoming self-doubt.
Read MoreYour anonymous suggestions for how arts organisations can improve the hiring process.
Read MoreA discussion of “cult-ish” characteristics within the classical music world, exploring the dark side of musical devotion.
Read MoreAuthor Caroline Swinburne gives us a sneak peak behind her novel, Solo, which delves into the murky world of performance anxiety.
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