What’s on in July | WORLD LISTINGS
By Sam Pryce 1. Heroines of Sound, Germany This festival aims to (re)discover and celebrate women in music, especially promoting female practitioners, composers and…
Art Night | REVIEW | a melting-pot of art in extraordinary spaces
Various venues, London By Tice Cin This year’s Art Night – a melange of art in unusual London spaces – unfolded with a few…
Waves and Lines | REVIEW | A setting of Pashto folk poems
Roulette, Brooklyn, New York By Sarah Swong Landays – folk couplets created by and for mostly illiterate women who live on the border between…
From Arctic glaciers to an Aberdeen bus | FEATURE | The world’s wackiest music venues
Volcanoes? Glaciers? Multinational furnishings giants? Sam Taylor takes us on a whistlestop tour of some of the most outlandish venues to have embraced music-making. 1….
Ein Film der deutschen Reformation | REVIEW | A Lutheran nightmare of a film concert
Dresden Kulturpalast, Dresden By Pauline Harding Dresden is a city of old and new, populated by ghosts: remains of buildings bombed in World War Two,…
Baroque in the Water | REVIEW | A performance in Budapest’s Széchenyi Baths
Széchenyi Baths, Budapest By Pauline Harding Three-hundred years ago in July, Handel’s Water Music was premiered on a barge floating down the Thames, in…