Violinist, Jordan Brooks moved from South Africa to the UK specially to study at Chethamās School of Music and is now graduating as one of the UKās best young strings players. Performing with Chethamās Symphony Orchestra is the pinnacle performance...
Composer and Flamenco guitarist, Daniel Martinez brings his acclaimed flamenco company to Manchester as part of Stoller Hallās first ever Manchester Guitar Festival. He talks to Quays Life about what to expect from the festival, his new tour, and...
Hollie Harding is the first composer to create an immersive spatial performance using bone-conducting technology. She talks to Quays Life about her new work Melting, Shifting, Liquid WorldāÆbeing performed at Stoller Hall. Composer Hollie Harding Can...
Saxophonist Jess Gillam kicks off Manchester Camerataās 50th anniversary year with a special programme which explores the unexpected and winding path of creative endeavour. Jess found fame aged just 17 when she became the first saxophonist to reach...
Composer and musician, Lavender Rodriguez talks about Manchester Camerataās Hidden Histories project, working with schools across the northwest to celebrate the works of under-represented composers. During the project, teenagers are working with...
What Does the Future Sound Like? is a series of digital films, from Manchester Jewish Museum, celebrating the diversity of Jewish music, with a unique insight into women redefining the UK Jewish music scene today. Carmel Thomason talks to...
Max Raabe debonair front man with Germanyās critically acclaimed Palast Orchester who arrive in Manchester on their first ever UK tour this Spring. He talks to Quays Life about musically transporting audiences back a century to the Roaring Twenties...
Carmel Thomason
