'A Wo(man)'s Work is Never Done'
An exhibition for International Women's Day 2015 by multi-media artist Poulomi Desai
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Ted Gadsby remembers Elgar's 'The Dream of Gerontius' 1945 performance
"April this year marked the 70th anniversary of the recording in Huddersfield Town Hall of The Dream"
Nicola LeFanu: "The Collection Then and Now"
"You went in and perhaps you wanted to listen to something, perhaps you just wanted to browse the scores, but there it all was, all this new music: it was an amazing feeling..."
Susanna Eastburn reflects on the Collection
"Where would you go to find an eclectic and fascinating collection of 20th and 21st Century British art?"
Film-maker Helen Petts on Lol Coxhill
"Lol's playing was totally unique. When Solo Soprano was showed in Cafe Oto project space, people walked in off the street saying 'I can hear Lol Coxhill'."
Sebastien Lavoie on Digitising the Collection
"The work I'm doing could be compared to monks copying manuscripts by hand. I feel I could be considered a monk of the 21st Century..."
Getting the Most from Your Profile
We are starting to see the beginning of the transformation of the Collection into a world leading resource for new music discovery.
Have Your Say About the Collection
New Voices is a newly re-launched, annual composer support scheme that exists to raise the profile of the most talented and exciting new voices emerging in Britain today.
Creative Data Club: Music Archives Special
A monthly event bringing together all types and ability levels of data fans and creators
WW1 Centenary Exhibition 'Composers and Conflict'
Google Cultural Institute Exhibition on the theme of Composers and Conflict, curated by Thomas Butler.
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