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Mendez, Groff and Radcliffe in Merrily We Rolly Along

In the film release of the Tony award-winning New York revival, Radcliffe is a revelation, embodying a televised breakdown with precision — clipped gestures, barely-contained rage, and a vulnerability the camera doesn’t soften. Frie...

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Out next week, Scottish fiddle player, singer and composer Isla Ratcliff releases The Scottish Four Seasons, a charming folk-trad reworking of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Hot on the heels of Radio 3 presenter Dr Hannah French’s new book The Rolling Year exploring Vivaldi’s ubiquitous work...

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Anna Handler’s appointment as the Ulster Orchestra’s next Chief Conductor continues the organisation’s habit of backing emerging talent early.

The Ulster Orchestra have announced young conductor Anna Handler to be its new Chief Conductor, debuting in the role in the first concert of its 2026/27 season in September of next year.

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If you want to know where British composition is heading, schemes like Britten Sinfonia’s Opus 1 and Magnum Opus offer a compelling snapshot.

Nine new works written by composers on Britten Sinfonia’s Opus 1 and Magnum Opus composers scheme were premiered in a showcase event at Kings Place, London on Saturday.

In the Opus 1 sche...

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The Ivors Classical Awards are never really about trophies. They’re about how an industry sees itself: noble, embattled, faintly addicted to the romance of struggle. Last night at the BFI, that story was told again — with a few new plot twists.

The 2025 Ivors Classical Awards were staged at London’s BFI last night, celebrating the new...

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