The Bachtrack Stats 2013: Busiest North American orchestras

By Bachtrack, 07 January 2014

In addition to our main set of statistics for 2013, here are the top 10 busiest North American orchestras according to our database.

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Bachtrack, 31st August

Last season was a great one for Dutch National Opera, which celebrated its 50th season with a string of accolades. How to build on success?

Mark Pullinger, 5th September

Russian mezzo-soprano Alisa Kolosova makes her BBC Proms debut next Friday… and Proms debuts don’t come much bigger than Verdi’s Requiem. We caught up with here ahead of the big day.

Forging a Ring and new audiences in Hong Kong

Mark Pullinger, 19th September

Raff Wilson, Director of Artistic Planning of the Hong Kong Philharmonic offers valuable insights into his planning process ahead of the orchestra’s 2016-17 season.

A Peruvian in Oslo: Miguel Harth-Bedoya

Bachtrack, 14th September

Norwegian Radio Orchestra Chief Conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya talks to us about Brahms, Schumann, touring and playing Latin American music in Norway (and Grieg, of course).

LSO looking to the future: the Panufnik Composers Scheme

Gavin Dixon, 2nd March

The London Symphony Orchestra doesn’t rest on its laurels. A century of world-class music making has earned it a global reputation for performances of the core classics. But the orchestra also has a commitment to new works and emerging composers, showcasing the music of today and nurturing the music of tomorrow.