Nicky Astle from Rayburn Tours reflects on a recent virtual corporate member meetup.On 25 November we were lucky enough to be invited to a...
Whether it be performing in cathedrals or embracing local culture, concert tours present choirs, bands and orchestras with fantastic opportunities to develop and perform to international audiences. Understanding how to plan a tour ensures its smooth running.
Resources (available for Making Music members)
Guidance (in collaboration with RayburnTours)
- Things to do before enquiring for a concert tour
- What does bespoke mean when it comes to a concert tour?
- Touring historic destinations with military ensembles
- Transporting instruments from the UK to Europe
- How to promote your business post-tour
Resources
- Running a tour, part 1: getting started
- Running a tour, part 2: making plans
- Running a tour, part 3: while you’re away
- The potential impact of Brexit on leisure-time music groups
Webinars
Case study
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