PRS for Music Foundation announces the first 13 recipients of Women Make Music
Where are the women in music? – PRS for Music Foundation announces the first 13 recipients of Women Make Music – a unique funding opportunity raising the profile of female music creators across the UK....
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19th January – Shostakovich premiere and in praise of Da Ponte
Gramophone Shostakovich Fragment To Receive UK Premiere. Violin sonata section performed at Manchester University. New York Times New York City Opera Announces Deal With Unions. New York City Opera...
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October 10th: Traditional media and young people, Breaking Bad as opera, and...
The Guardian BuzzFeed president: ‘We feel strongly that traditional media have given up on young people’ Jon Steinberg tells MIPCOM audience that his site is ‘bringing more hard news on a relative...
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2nd December: Esa-Pekka Salonen, latest Google doodle, and music for young ears
BBC News Esa-Pekka Salonen: 10 tips to becoming a conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen’s career took off when he stood in at the last minute for a sick conductor when he was just 25. Almost 25 years later, he...
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Lionel Bringuier to conduct BBC Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican Centre
Fast approaching on Wednesday 29th January is conductor Lionel Bringuier‘s concert, in which he will be conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican Centre in London. The programme is set to...
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20th February: Radiohead’s Greenwood talks classical, Olympic gold winner...
NME Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood Q&A – Blending Classical Music With Rock Jonny Greenwood is playing Wapping Hydraulic Power Station this Sunday (February 23) with London Contemporary Orchestra...
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11th March: Violin scam to come to trial, robotic arm for amputee drummer,...
Limelight Magazine Esa-Pekka Salonen wins 2014 Nemmers prize Finnish composer and conductor awarded the 2014 Michael Ludwig Nemmers Prize in Music Composition Cincinnati American Classical Music Hall...
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Bamberg Symphony reveals 2014/15 season and their new logo, website and...
Bamberg Symphony reveals 2014/15 concert season On their annual press conference the Bamberg Symphony not only revealed their plans for the next concert season but also the brand-new design of their...
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John Brancy premieres World War One Centenary Tribute recital series at...
The US capital is in for a treat next week when baritone John Brancy and pianist Peter Dugan will be premiering their World War I Centenary Tribute recital at the Kennedy Center. The performance is the...
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WildKat PR welcomes Hideko Udagawa
WildKat PR is delighted to introduce our newest client Hideko Udagawa. The renowned violinist has recently released a collection of unusual 18th century concertos with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra...
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16th September: Max Richter explains ‘Sleep’, Pergolesi masterpiece premiered...
Classical News In today’s news, Max Richter explains his eight-hour composition ‘Sleep’ – the longest continuous piece of music broadcasted by the BBC – and Pergolesi’s Opera Settecento is finally...
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# Vlogtober 28th, ‘Eine Alpensinfonie’ Anniversary
100 years ago, on 28 October 1915, Eine Alpensinfonie by Richard Strauss was premiered in Berlin by the Dresden Hofkapelle, conducted by the composer. The critics didn’t particularly like it, some even...
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12th January: Burnett collection sold for charity, Opera Platform streaming...
Classical News In today’s news, Classical Music Magazine reports that Richard Burnett’s collection is to be sold at auction for charity and fear has brought Egypt’s audience closer to Classical music....
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Ailie Robertson: Video Competition
WildKat PR invites you to create a music video for Ailie Robertson’s new single, Haven. It is a new work written for string quartet and harp, and is inspired by ‘keening’, a traditional form of vocal...
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2nd December: Esa-Pekka Salonen, latest Google doodle, and music for young ears
BBC News Esa-Pekka Salonen: 10 tips to becoming a conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen’s career took off when he stood in at the last minute for a sick conductor when he was just 25. Almost 25 years later, he...
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30th January: Grange Festival premieres Dove, Birmingham Pianothon, Richard...
In today’s Classical News, Grange Festival are to give the world premiere of Jonathan Dove’s new work, celebrating Jane Austen, and Birmingham Conservatoire announce their pianothon. A New York...
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13th March: Indian conductor Zubin Mehta performs with Berlin Philharmonic...
Classical News In today’s news: Indian conductor Zubin Mehta performs with Berlin Philharmonic, Sebastian Manz’s recording of selected works by Carl Maria Weber, and hotelier Klaus Lauer hosts...
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WildKat PR welcomes Corre
WildKat PR welcomes new music collective, Corre. We are very happy to be working with Corre on their upcoming singles and album releases. ‘A Spark, A Beginning’ and ‘Proceed’ will be released on...
View ArticleGediminas Gelgotas & his new video ‘Sanctifaction’
Gediminas Gelgotas is unstoppable: the Lithuanian composer has created numerous works that are still being regularly broadcasted by stations such as Mezzo TV and Boiler Room TV to this day, and he...
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WildKat welcomes The City Choir of Washington!
We are please to be working with Classical Movements for The City Choir of Washington’s inaugural tour of the UK this July The City Choir of Washington celebrate their 10th anniversary under leadership...
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