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A Unique Performance of Waghalter at Cadogan Hall Tonight
This evening, Cadogan Hall will play host to Ignatz Waghalter: The Lost Romantic. Due to the extraodinary circumstances of his life, Waghalter’s works were lost and forgotten due to his flight from...
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27th November: Opera Singing Mayor, Final Fantasy Concert and Waltzes For...
Gramophone Borletti-Buitoni Trust celebrates 10th anniversary in May 2013 Weekend of special events to feature the BBT’s most successful award winners Classic FM Final Fantasy Barbican concert with LSO...
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March 6th: Stopping crime with Mozart, stolen Stradivarius found and 2013 Met...
Classic FM Mozart Effect to stop crime in New Zealand? New Zealand shop-owners have found a novel way of deterring crime – the music of Mozart Gramophone The Met: Live in HD announces 2013-14 season...
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11th March: Proms, Prokofiev and Performance Pictures
Classic FM Nicola Benedetti and Daniel Hope to headline Bristol Proms A new series of concerts, The Bristol Proms, have been unveiled, and will feature performers including Nicola Benedetti and Daniel...
View ArticleThe WildKats Discuss Favourites From the Royal Opera House 2013/2014 Season
Earlier this week, the Royal Opera House announced their exciting programme for the 2013/2014 season, which can be seen here, generating a discussion in the office about how we choose which operas we...
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Millfield School to play special one-off concert at Cadogan Hall tomorrow...
Tomorrow evening at 7.30pm, renowned independent school, Millfield School, will perform its much-anticipated concert at Cadogan Hall, London. The performance, celebrating Millfield’s impressive 2012-13...
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5th April: John Eliot Gardiner on birthdays, Martyn Rose as new chairman and...
The Guardian How composers from Mozart to Bach made their music add up Works from The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute to Schumann’s Lyric Suite betray their creators’ fascination with numbers....
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WildKat PR discusses the 2013 BBC Proms Programme
Excitement certainly abounds in our office when the BBC Proms programme is announced. This year was no different, from Joyce DiDinato closing the season, Marin Alsop becoming the first female conductor...
View ArticleNew Ways in Opera
As multimedia becomes a more and more important role in our life, it is already used in different types of art in order to develop it further and bring new aspects in the interpretation of pieces....
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New album and European Concerts for William Berger
Last year Baritone William Berger achieved critical acclaim for his debut album Insomnia: a Nocturnal Voyage in Song, which was selected by Guardian critics as one of the best classical albums of the...
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1st July: Concentration could be down to the music you listen to!
Classic FM Mozart minuets speed up reaction times Struggling to concentrate today? It could be to do with the music you’re listening to, according to a new study. The Guardian Rivers of babble on: how...
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Early musical influences
A fascination with cognitive development in babies and children and its link with classical music has often been explored and experimented with by parents, scientists and music aficionados. This week,...
View Article#BristolProms with Daniel Hope and Guy Johnston
A little way down the road from all the excitement of the world’s greatest classical music festival, Bristol Old Vic will be hosting their own version of The Proms. Inspired by the hugely popular...
View Article9th August: Opera singers capsize, Wigmore Hall launches new televised...
Classic FM Online Opera singers capsize during open-air Magic Flute Three opera singers were left bedraggled and sodden when the boat carrying them to an open-air stage capsized, tipping them into a...
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3rd September: Marin Alsop on the Proms, music listening for fitness, and...
Classic FM Online Music could make you fitter without exercising Listening to your favourite pieces could improve the health of your heart even without doing any exercise, according to a new study...
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5th September: Xian Zhang, high expectations for Calleja, and missing...
The New York Times Choosing emotion over virtuosity In his recent solo recital, Soheil Nasseri went in search of virtuosic extremes in a selection of works that demonstrated the piano’s ability to...
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16th September: No end to Minnesota Orchestra dispute and classical music...
The Telegraph Why music is good for the heart Doctors have discovered what music-lovers always guessed – music touches places nothing else can reach. Serbian Professor Deljanin discovered a 19%...
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24th September: Gay rights hecklers at the New York Met, Pope loves Mozart,...
Guardian Revealed: the violent, thuggish world of the young JS Bach John Eliot Gardiner’s research has shattered ‘sanitised’ versions of the composer’s life Telegraph Mozart music best for council...
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London International Players, Wigmore Hall Debut
Last week, on a rainy Thursday lunchtime (19th September) a crowd took refuge in a busy Wigmore Hall, ready for the performance of outstanding new ensemble: the London International Players. The London...
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15th October: Spontaneous hymn, Charlotte Church, and Yamaha unveils new...
The Telegraph Group perfoms Icelandic hymn in German train station YouTube video shows Icelandic indie-folk group spontaneously burst into song in Wuppertal station, west Germany Charlotte Church:...
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