An awesome chat with Chief Exec Alistair Mackie & trombone Dávur Juul Magnussen from Royal Scottish National Orchestra about how the orchestra has gone online during lockdown, the challenges this brings, and how their audience have reacted

Talking to pianist Julia Zilberquit about music during lockdown, how she's adapted her work during this time, being her own agent, and celebrating both Beethoven and Tchaikovsky's birthdays

Really excited that for this livestreamed podcast I'll to be talking to Alasdair Tait - Chief Executive of Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT)  We'll be chatting about how the COVID-19 crisis is affecting music young musicians at the beginning of their careers, how lockdown is affecting artist managers and agents, and the future of classical music

I talk to the one and only Anne Midgette about her thoughts on the current crisis in classical music during the COVID-19 pandemic, what she's up to during lockdown, her role in the #MeToo movement, and what she thinks the future of classical music will look like.

If you haven't come across Anne before these are some of the highlights from her incredible career as a music journalist and critic:

✅ first woman to review classical music for the New York Times

✅ chief classical music critic for the Washington Post

✅ key figure in the #MeToo movement in classical music, including investigating high profile artists

Described as "an entrepreneur bringing innovation to classical music", Chad Goodman is currently the Conducting Fellow of

I'll be chatting to him about his creative past, what he's up to during lockdown, his new YouTube series, and the future of classical music.

Livestreamed podcast with the awesome Amanda MacLeod. We'll be chatting about music during lockdown, how she's adapted her work during this time, privilege in classical music... and we'll be comparing the gin we're drinking too 😆

Chatting to Frances Wilson about an incredible 10 years of The Cross-Eyed Pianist blog, 8 years of the "Meet the Artist" series, and her thoughts on the classical music world during lockdown

Chatting to Alisdair Hogarth, pianist and founder of The Prince Consort about what he's up to in lockdown, thoughts about classical music in the digital world, and the best way to create a makeshift tripod for your phone

Awesome chat today with violist Heather Hawken about life as a freelancer, her project "Heather's Plan", the music world in general, and tips for going online as a musicain

As the coronavirus is affecting everyone, I've started to chat to other people in the music world to see how they are & what they're doing during this crisis.

Today I talk to Jon Jacob about starting Throughly Good, how he's coped working at home, thoughts on how classical music is doing at going online, and his predictions for the future.