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The Classical:NEXT Podcast explores the ideas and the people redefining classical and art music worldwide. Host David Taylor talks to leading voices from across the global community about the biggest challenges facing our sector, how they navigate an ever-changing landscape, and the emerging practices shaping the future of the art form.
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In this episode, David talks with Caroline Whiddon , the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Me2, a classical music organization created for individuals with mental illnesses and the people who support them. The organiz
In this episode, David talks with Søren Mikael Rasmussen from culture consultants RasmussenNordic. RasmussenNordic help cultural institutions across Europe with new knowledge, innovation and strategy, and are the creator
In this episode, David speaks with conductor Chad Goodman Described by Forbes as “an entrepreneur bringing innovation to classical music”, Chad was conducting fellow and assistant conductor to Michael Tilson Thomas at Ne
In this episode, David speaks with cellist and actress Sophie Kauer. Known for putting herself at the forefront of evolving classical music and the way we see it, Sophie’s breakthrough came with a leading role in Todd Fi
In this episode, David speaks with pianist and entrepreneur Michelle Lynne. Not only does Michelle embody what a modern musician is today, but she empowers other musicians to have their own thriving careers. As well as p
In this episode, David speaks with Hannah Seymour and Sinéad Walsh from EMPOWER. An oboist and a flautist, Hannah and Sinéad founded EMPOWER: Women Changing Music while studying at music colleges. EMPOWER: Women Changing
In this episode, David speaks with Simon Woods, President and CEO of the League of American Orchestras. As well as having a unique insight into the orchestral world from championing the League’s members, which range from
In this episode, David introduces Iván Fischer’s Opening Keynote from Classical:NEXT 2026, a standout moment of the event that left delegates in deep discussion for days after. A Budapest native and musical polymath, Mae
This episode is a little bit different. Last week was the Classical Next conference in Budapest, which gave us the chance to do something a little bit special with a live show. Instead of the regular deep dive, we wanted
In this episode, David talks with international concert pianist and entrepreneur Alexandra Dariescu. Alexandra is one of the most visionary and dynamic musicians in our industry today. Passionate about championing gender
In this episode, David talks with Deborah Rutter, an arts executive with nearly 5 decades of experience across major major US institutions including the Chicago Symphony, Seattle Symphony, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra,
In this episode, David talks with Aubrey Bergauer, arts leader, consultant, author of the book “Changing the Narrative, and former CEO of the California Symphony Orchestra. Aubrey is a powerhouse in the industry, and as
In this episode, David talks with Jessica Phillips, a clarinetist at the Metropolitan Opera, a Graduate Studies faculty member at Juilliard School of Music, a board member of the League of American Orchestras, and a cons
In this debut episode, David Taylor speaks with Victoria Dietrich, who holds a uniquely dual role as the Head of Digital Development and Audience Engagement at the Zurich Opera House. Victoria sits right at the intersect
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Senior Vice President and Director of Infrastructure and Economic Development · Coast to Coast RE Virginia
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Aubrey Bergauer
arts leader, consultant, author
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Jessica Phillips
clarinetist at the Metropolitan Opera, Graduate Studies faculty at Juilliard School of Music, board member of the League of American Orchestras, consultant · Phillips Collection
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