Ambitious new season announced by through the noise
With a star-studded line-up and brand new partnership, the new season for through the noise is set to be its most exciting yet
A career without borders: your guide to moving abroad
In an international industry, what do you need to know before you make the decision to migrate?
Is AI the future of classical music?
As AI technology gains momentum, how far are composers willing to embrace its potential?
After the applause
From struggling with perfectionism to winding down, Polyphony has the definitive guide to managing your feelings post-performance
Dovetail: the orchestra of asylum seekers creating a community beyond music
In the face of tighter legislation, Ruth Hallows speaks to the orchestra providing sanctuary for the asylum seekers who need it the most
Lebanon’s National Conservatoire in the eye of an economic storm
Following years of economic crisis, how are staff and students at Lebanon’s National Conservatoire coping?
Barbican to host Europe’s first Classical Pride concert
This concert will be Europe’s first classical music Pride event with all proceeds going to charity
Five ways to boost your income as a classical music student
Polyphony talks to YouTube sensation David Bennett, who has been making a living from music for 10 years, to find the best ways to increase your income
‘Diversity drives excellence’: the fight for fair music education
As fewer children sit down to take their GCSE and A-level music exams, Ruth Hallows explores the uncomfortable reality of state school music
Glyndebourne opera halted by Just Stop Oil protesters
Three Just Stop Oil protesters disrupted a performance last Thursday at the Glyndebourne opera festival