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Music is among many subjects to lose government support for teacher training in swingeing cuts announced in early October

The charity Youth Music has published an extensive report on the issues facing disabled music students in the UK

After the Covid-19 pandemic forced cancellation of the 40th Musikmesse in April, Frankfurt’s huge music industry event has entered into a collaborative arrangement with one of the flagship organisations of the Frankfurter Buchmesse, THE…

The National Outdoor Events Association’s (NOEA) President, Tom Clements, has issued a stinging rebuke, accusing the government of destroying the industry while bailing out the cultural sector.

Peter Gabriel’s World Of Music Arts and Dance (WOMAD) Foundation has established a fund to help artists and festival production crews to extend their professional development during the pandemic crisis

The not-for-profit organisation, Education Through Music – Los Angeles (ETM-LA), has opened its 2021 Music Unites the World songwriting competition to applicants from around the world

London’s Wigmore Hall, one of the capital’s most celebrated recital venues, has invited new and established composers to apply for 12 paid commissions for new works reflecting the lockdown experience

An innovative theatre seat-matching stimulus concept is being piloted by theatre owners Qdos, the UK government and the National Lottery in time for the pantomime season

One of the UK’s leading higher education institutions for the live events industry has responded to the call for career versatility with three new Masters’ degree courses

After months of closure, one of the North of England’s most renowned live arts venues, Sage Gateshead, has announced a series of concerts over the next three months