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The 10 most read articles on the Journal of Music this week.
1. It's Up to Us: How to Grow Your Indie Record Label in the 2020s
There's a reason why some countries export more good music than everywhere else, and it’s down to the health of their indie label scene. But what are the secrets to starting and running a successful record label, and how can you avoid the classic mistakes? Gareth Murphy explains how to survive an unpredictable game.
2. Concert Planner: 13–19 January 2020
This week's concerts from Monday to Sunday. To have your concert included next week (20–26 January), please add it to our listings.
3. New Music Dublin 2020 Programme Announced
Diatribe label stage, song cycle by Daniel Bjarnason, Gerald Barry’s Viola Concerto, Bang on a Can All-Stars, Úna Monaghan's work for traditional musicians and computer, accordionist Andreas Borregaard, world premiere of Fergus Johnston’s work remembering the Tuam babies, Ligeti Quartet and more for four-day festival.
4. No Blueprint: An Interview with Jack Talty
Ahead of his upcoming Music Network tour with Galician piper Anxo Lorenzo, fiddle-player Dónal O’Connor and guitarist Jim Murray, concertina player Jack Talty spoke to the Journal of Music about learning music from Noel Hill, the traditional music scene today, and the variety of projects he is involved in, from Ensemble Ériu to Raelach Records.
5. ’Youthful energy... utter mastery of form': Midwinter Festival in Galway this Weekend
This year’s festival celebrates the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth and will feature early piano and chamber works.
6. Win Tickets to Upcoming Concerts
7. Creative Summit to Explore the Role of Arts and Culture in Climate Emergency
We Make Tomorrow event will bring together cultural leaders, policy makers, funding bodies and scientists next month in London.
8. The Freedom of Finality
In his latest review for our Galway City and County Music Writer Mentoring Scheme, Jake Tiernan reviews the final concert by rock quartet Otherkin as part of their farewell tour.
9. BBC 6 to Broadcast from Five Indie Music Venues
Steve Lamacq show will visit The Cluny, The Leadmill, Clwb Ifor Bach, The Cavern and the Windmill Brixton between 27 and 31 January.
10. Latest Reader Reviews
For more, visit http://journalofmusic.com/
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