Here’s what our members have been doing across the UK

Season Announced

The Academy of Ancient Music has announced plans for its 50th anniversar y season in 2023/24. Alongside performances in London and Cambridge, it concludes a 30-year project with pianist Robert Levin to undertake the first recording of Mozart’s complete works for keyboard and orchestra. Richard Bratby is chronicling the history of the ensemble in a new book that will be released in October. These activities complement the AAM’s residency at the Barbican Centre and its continued work with students at the Royal College of Music, Royal Academy of Music and Guildhall School.

Starling Music Academy has launched its first online course which supports music students preparing to take their Grade 5 ABRSM music theory exam. The course uses newly- developed technolog y to assess each student’s current level of music theory knowledge and then provide them with a bespoke course. starlingmusicacademy.com

relaunches PDGYA

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