APO launches new monthly informal string repertoire workshops
We’re delighted to announce that APO is launching a rolling programme of informal string repertoire workshops, suitable for players of
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Author: Andrew Taylor
The game of inner pulse
The London Philharmonic Orchestra has published a series of innovative marketing videos on social media, recently. The kind I’m referring
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Progcast – Alice Knight’s ‘Interwoven’
Ahead of the first concert performance of her APO-commissioned piece, ‘Interwoven’, on Saturday 18th May (tickets available here), composer Alice
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APO plays the Are You Listening? Festival 2019
A small string ensemble from APO played the 2019 Are You Listening? Festival on Saturday 27th April. It’s the first
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Next APO Young newsletter inbound!
Members of our free fan club for 5 to 15-year olds, ‘APO Young’, can expect their next newsletter to drop
Read moreArtist portrait: Elizaveta Tyun
We’re gearing up for a busy few months of events with APO. In April, a small string ensemble will make
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APO’s Rubbish Hero
APO, like every voluntary organisation, relies on hours of blood, sweat and tears from its members. For those of us
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Tonight! ‘Music of Desire’ going ahead as planned
Tonight’s ‘Music of Desire’ concert at The Great Hall on the University of Reading’s London Road Campus is going ahead
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Guest post – The View from the Back: a day in the life of APO
This is a guest post from horn player and one of APO’s wind coordinators, Tom Brett. The day in question
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Opportunity to participate in/watch public flute masterclass – Saturday 26th January
Our ‘Music of Desire’ programme happens to contain some of the most delicious flute solos in the orchestral repertoire. In
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