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The London Festival of Chamber Music
The London Festival of Chamber Music, founded in 1995 by Luciano Iorio, takes great music and some of London's finest musicians to where people live. The music is drawn from the most well-known repertoire, but the programmes also give the opportunity of hearing some very attractive rarities. The concerts create a "warm, friendly atmosphere, more like a gathering of friends to make music than a formal recital" (letter from a member of the audience). By the end of this Festival we shall have given 103 concerts.
With our Educational Programme we take chamber music to schools, giving to children the gift of classical music and building tomorrow's audience. This year we are planning to give concerts/workshops in 16 primary schools across London.
In this website you will find up to date details on this year's Festival (25 September to 20 October).We want to keep a record of all the programmes and the artists of the previous Festivals, and the most exciting aspect of the website is that we can keep in touch with you throughout the year. As we develop it you will also find:
information about forthcoming London concerts by artists who have featured in the Festival
recommended list of recordings of works heard at the Festival
information about concerts and other cultural events in London, especially in the areas in which the Festival takes place every year
biographical notes and news about the many interesting people involved with the Festival
information regarding the "Friends of the Festival": the benefits for Friends, and how Friends can help the Festival
information on new Festival developments
information on sponsorship
Visit us every now and then, and you will find a wealth of interesting information.
ARTISTS NETWORK
This page serves as a database of all Chinese artists living in North America, as well as some in other countries. Most of them are Chinese instrumentalists, dancers, composers, musicologists, ethnomusicologists, while some are non-Chinese musicians who play traditional Chinese instrument
The George London Foundation
Established by George London in 1971 as a grants program for outstanding young professional opera singers during their early careers, often a financially difficult time. Although initially under the auspices of the National Opera Institute, since 1990 the program has been administered directly by the George London Foundation as a living legacy to George London's own exceptional talent and generosity. Career grants of US,500 and encouragement awards of US$1,000 are given on the basis of juried competitions held each spring in New York City. More than US,000. is awarded annually.
Classical Japan
Vanessa Mae
Andante
Classical Music on the Net/
Hindusthan Music
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Music Mode, Modulation, Rate, Scales, Etc.
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As the national United Kingdom early music development agency, the Early Music Network promotes the understanding and enjoyment of early music and historically informed performance. It focuses ultimately on the audiences for early music, seeking to increase their numbers and also their understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of early music - together with the range of early music available to them, and of ensembles performing it. The Network also creates opportunities for outstanding young performers to establish themselves professionally. Clik on the image below for more informations
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The Classical Music Archives, the largest archive of its kind on the web, offers thousands of classical music files in MIDI, Windows Media and MP3 format you can listen to at the click of your mouse. Most composers are represented - with biographies and timelines. A major award-winning cultural site which provides its own indexes and search engines by keywords or composer
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