Category: Blog
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Stephen Hough at Wigmore Hall during COVID19
I can’t remember the last time the words ‘a live stream’ had been quite so an exciting prospect. In the run up to it I wasn’t entirely sure why, but it was exciting enough to insist of moving my laptop, phone and notebook to the sofa to watch on the ‘Big Screen’ downstairs in the…
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Southbank Centre announces closure risk until at least April 2021
I cannot remember the last time I’ve scrolled through my emails all bleary-eyed in bed only to discover in a split second, reading the header for one incoming press release, that I need to get up immediately, reach for the laptop and start typing furiously. The top-line messages make for stark and depressing reading. The…
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Returning to writing, content fatigue, self-care in isolation, Vaughan Williams and Benedetti’s Elgar
Identifying the recent blocks to writing, the challenges of creating content that will cut through, and managing oneself in isolation.
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Digital musicians in an isolated world
Some tips for classical musicians about how to maximise their digital presence during COVID19
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Having valuable conversations in a remote-working world
How video calls are supporting me, how best to manage them and how to get the best out of them.
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Live streams, bespoke video, and archive content from arts organisations and performers during COVID19
London Philharmonic Orchestra On Thursday 26 March the London Philharmonic Orchestra announced its digital response to the COVID-19 crisis – LPOnline – including unique performances filmed remotely in the homes of orchestra members, concert playlists, and a range of online resources for schools, home learning, and social care projects. Fenella Humphreys Fenella is combining live…
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London Mozart Players go virtual, launching ‘At Home with LMP’ in response to the COVID-19 outbreak
For those nimble organisations with a generalist skillset, now is the time to set up your digital space.
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Half-an-hour to check in and right-yourself
Half hour confidential conversations to help adjust to a new way of thinking.
