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A recent wide ranging online article about classical music’s digital content ‘turn’ stops short of the detail that actually matters — how these platforms work, what metrics are really for, and why Southbank Centre’s TikTok figures don’t mean what they think they do.
Hugh Morris’s recent VAN piece on classical music’s ‘content turn’ is thorough and ranges widely. But...
For a broadcaster in need of saving money, this was quite the indulgent spend.
Expectations were low, hype high. What transpired was a carbon copy of the Graham Norton Show with a cast denied the opportunity for any meaningful questions, supporting a host unable to ask anything interesting nor draw any insights. Quite who thought the visiting dog was wort...
The Royal Philharmonic Society Awards were a stylish affair full of wit, polish and verve. Classical music as self-assured and defiant. There’s still work to be done, and a timely message for some to keep checking their spam folder.
Orchestras for All Mark AllanThe RPS Awards held last night at Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, reveal a sector that is genuinely ...
The 2026 Edinburgh International Festival programme is bold, substantial, and confident. And it poses a big uncomfortable question.
There was much to pay attention to at the Edinburgh International Festival press launch, at the front where the presentat...
Mark Allen Group – the publishing house behind many of the UK’s trade and consumer publications in the classical music, opera and music education world – announced today that Classical Music Magazine is shutting down after publication of its Spring 2026 edition.
The message sent to PRs and journalists was oblique, not making absolutely clear whether its website set ...