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12th January – A Beethoven gem, and youth’s moment in the sun
Gramophone Violinist Israel Baker Has Died, Aged 92. The violinist Israel Baker has died at his home in Los Angeles aged 92. Thomas Quasthoff Withdraws From The Spotlight. Citing ill health, the German...
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30th January – Violins, opera singers and Alice Goodman
The Spectator Six Of The Best Young Opera Singers. First it was the policeman who seemed to get younger every year. Then it was the conductors. Now it’s the opera singers, writes Jessica Duchen. The...
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WildKat PR welcome William Berger to our client roster
We are very excited to welcome the wonderful Baritone William Berger to our artist roster. William will be performing with La Nuova Musica at Kings Place this June in his L’Orfeo debut. He is also...
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William Berger releases debut recital disc
On July 30th baritone William Berger will release his debut recital disc on Delphian Records with pianist Ian Burnside. Insomnia: A Nocturnal Voyage in Song describes in seventeen songs the restless...
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25th May: The International Wimbledon Music Festival, King Priam and...
The Telegraph Online piano star Valentina Lisitsa gets Royal Albert Hall debut YouTube star and and virtuoso pianist Valentina Lisitsa signs record deal and will play a concert at the Royal Albert...
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29th May: Ian Bostridge, Nico Muhly and Chris Botti
The Telegraph Thomas Blumire: young composer who defies barriers At 19, Thomas Blumire is a promisingly talented and already accomplished composer, currently hoping to study for a degree in music. Ian...
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7th June: Peter Maxwell Davies, Sergei Leiferkus and the Clandeboye Festival
The Telegraph Peter Maxwell Davies: The old rebel has a new cause Sir Peter Maxwell Davies talks about the inspiration for his Ninth symphony. The Guardian Carmen in the desert: Israeli Opera promises...
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William Berger sings L’Orfeo this weekend
This weekend, Baritone William Berger will perform Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo, with La Nuova Musica, at Kings Place London. In the title role, usually performed by a tenor, William’s warm Baritone voice is...
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11th July: Paavo Järvi, Gustavo Dudamel and the São Paulo State Symphony...
The Telegraph BBC Proms 2012: the Proms has it all Ivan Hewett chooses the events he’s most looking forward to at the Proms 2012 this year. 50 Shades of Grey prompts classical music piece to climb the...
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8th November: From Footballer to Baritone, MSO Chorus Director scandal, and...
The Guardian The footballer who became a baritone and performed with Pavarotti Jeff Taylor the footballing baritone’s story starts on the school football pitches of Huddersfield London Jazz News EFG...
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WildKat PR welcomes US baritone John Brancy
We are delighted to welcome versatile baritone John Brancy to our international client roster. John has been hailed by the New York Times as “a vibrant, resonate presence” and a “dashing, strong-voiced...
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John Brancy takes the stage in San Antonio’s newest venue!
This week Baritone John Brancy will be taking the spotlight in the first production of the Tobin Center’s first ever season! Fantastic Mr Fox is the first of many productions to be staged at the Tobin...
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John Brancy premieres World War One Centenary Tribute recital series at...
The US capital is in for a treat next week when baritone John Brancy and pianist Peter Dugan will be premiering their World War I Centenary Tribute recital at the Kennedy Center. The performance is the...
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WildKat’s New Noted Innovation Fellowship
WildKat PR are delighted to announce the launch of an exciting and innovative new scheme heralded by our founder Kathleen Alder. The Noted Innovation Fellowship focuses on providing support to talented...
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5th January: Politicians can learn from Wagner’s Hans Sachs, Bryn Terfel...
Classical News The Guardian ‘I hope our artistic leaders will heed Sachs’s advice. The survival of ENO may depend on it’ Wagner’s Hans Sachs could teach today’s politicians a thing or two about the...
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8th May:Lesley Garrett records appeal for Help Musicians UK, Is playing from...
Classical News In today’s news Richard Morrison asks if playing from memory is a gimmick or a bold feat of collective virtuosity ahead of the Aurora Orchestra’s BBC Proms concerts. Lesley Garrett is to...
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16th October: Bocelli interview, Music in other cultures & RCM development
Classical News In today’s news, the arts world is being love-blitzed by government ministers, and The Arts Desks discusses music in other cultures. Also, the Sir Karl Jenkins Music Award 2016 is...
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2nd February: Dudamel Super Bowl, Aurèle Nicolet dies & Per Nørgård Siemens...
Classical News In today’s news, Classical Music Magazine reports that Dudamel and the Youth Orchestra LA are to perform at the Super Bowl, Aurèle Nicolet dies aged 90 and young conductor leads CBSO....
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15th November: Cristian Măcelaru, Aldeburgh Music announces rebrand &...
Classical News In today’s classical news, conductor Cristian Măcelaru talks about music and equality, and how it changes us. Aldeburgh Music announces rebrand, changing its name to Snape Maltings....
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9th December: Dmitry Hvorostovsky withdraws from opera performances, Daniel...
Classical News In today’s classical news, Baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky has announced on his website that he will be withdrawing from opera performances from now on. Renowned conductor Daniel Barenboim...
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