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Call for Artists 2010-11 |
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How can my ensemble or I be included in the Network?
Professional artists and ensembles are invited to join the mailing list and receive an invitation to apply for possible inclusion in the CPN brochure. After a process of selection, a brochure with details of the Network is then circulated to the 390 promoting groups or music clubs in membership of Making Music in the UK.
Given the increasing number of artists working in the UK without separate professional management, we are especially keen to attract more artists who do not currently have agents.
What are the benefits?
Artists benefit by unique exposure and highly focused marketing to the largest group of concert promoters in the UK and the opportunity of a number of recitals.
Making Music members take advantage of specially negotiated prices dependent upon the number of bookings.
How do I apply?
Application forms are available by clicking here and guidelines to help with your application are available here
The closing date for entries for enclosure in the 2010-2011 brochure is the 30 September 2008. Final selections will be made in February 2009.
Please contact the Network Co-ordinator through the details below to be added to the mailing list.
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Content last updated:
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 Glynne Stackhouse, Acting Network Co-ordinator, 55 The Street, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford OX10 8EA
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 Glynne Stackhouse, Acting Network Co-ordinator, 01491 825421 |
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Concert Promoters´ Network |
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Network Artists |
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The Concert Promoters´ Network is a multiple-bookings programme for chamber artists and ensembles brought together by Making Music on behalf of its voluntary music promoters. |
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Artists participating in the Concert Promoters´ Network range from piano and other solo instrumentalists to trios, string quartets, mixed ensembles and world and early music ensembles. |
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