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Growing tomorrow's classical music audience
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As classical music’s listenership gets older, there is a crucial need to set the stage for the next generation of listeners. Could exposing potential future concertgoers and radio listeners to classical music from an early age be the key to reversing the inevitable decline of our audience? How can the music industry renew itself to become more appealing to younger audiences? Selected radio broadcasters will inspire their peers by presenting successful examples of radio programmes and concerts aimed at children and young people.
Discover RTÉjr’s weekend show Classical Kids; Parcours Jeunesse, the music education programme France Musique is leading in schools throughout this year; and the series of symphonic concerts for babies performed by the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra, part of Radio Slovenia’s B-AIR project.
In partnership with
Speakers
Ellara Wakely (moderator)
Commissioning Executive, BBC Radio 3 (United Kingdom)
Megan Churcher
Presenter, Classical Kids, RTÉjr, RTÉ (Ireland)
Nicky Coghlan
Radio Producer, RTÉjr, RTÉ (Ireland)
Christophe Dilys
Producer, France Musique, Radio France (France)
Primož Trdan
Music Editor and Presenter, RTVS (Slovenia )
Video Talks
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