A panel of experts in digital innovation and other creative solutions discuss how chamber groups can adapt and plan ahead in ways that maintain integrity but also enhance and develop their relationship with their audiences and supporters.
 
The panel will respond to case studies provided by several of the top UK chamber groups in which they describe how covid-19 has affected them and their future plans.
 
Panel members:

Adam Szabo | Manchester Collective Chief Executive
Anna Wolstenholme | Artist Development Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Chamber Music at RAM
Diana Roberts | Creative Careers Centre Manager and Entrepreneurship Tutor at RCM
Jamie Wright | co-founder Stay at Home Choir and member of The Swingles
Tori Longdon | conductor and choir director
 
Chamber Groups taking part in the discussion:

Barbican Quartet
Benyounes Quartet
Gildas Quartet
Heath Quartet
Jumis Ensemble
Marmen Quartet
Solem Quartet
 
Everyone is welcome to join the online audience where you will be given the opportunity to submit questions. Please contact us if you would like to attend the discussion. We politely request a minimum donation of £5 to support us in providing these programmes – free to musicians during lockdown.