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30th anniversary of renowned Northern Aldborough Festival | Darlington and Stockton Times

Nationwide Hunt for 2024 s Best Classical Vocal Talent Nationwide Hunt for 2024 s Best Classical Vocal Talent

The Northern Aldborough Festival has begun a nationwide hunt, with the help of some of the most esteemed figures in classical music, for the best UK classical vocal talent of 2024. Entries are now invited to apply to the annual New Voices Singing Competition, which offers £7k cash prizes and performing opportunities for the winners;

Northern Aldborough Festival 2024 highlights Northern Aldborough Festival 2024 highlights

Aldborough is small but mighty. A once prosperous Roman capital, the bucolic village is now an unlikely epicentre for classical music. Each summer, the Northern Aldborough Festival welcomes opera singers, acclaimed pianists, and jazz ensembles who mingle amongst the village's remarkable collection of Roman artefacts and mosaics. Nestled in the quintessential countryside, audiences can step

Summer seasons in a Covid world: five opera company movers and shakers reflect

Summer seasons in a Covid world: five opera company movers and shakers reflect
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Best of 2020: Classical music concerts

Best of 2020: Classical music concerts | reviews, news & interviews Best of 2020: Classical music concerts Best of 2020: Classical music concerts Heroic smaller enterprises have kept music live under unpromising circumstances by David NiceMonday, 28 December 2020 Steven Isserlis on the first day of the Fidelio Orchestra Cafe concerts, 8 JulyNick Rutter No picture of a musician tells more of a story about 2020 than the above image of cellist Steven Isserlis, stepping out on 8 July to play, what else but Bach, to his first live – albeit small – audience in just under four months. No picture of a musician tells more of a story about 2020 than the above image of cellist Steven Isserlis, stepping out on 8 July to play, what else but Bach, to his first live – albeit small – audience in just under four months. At that point it took a rare missionary to check out government guidelines on concert presentation and dare to bring back live music to London. The

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