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Tag Archives: musicians
Brexit for Musicians: Breakthrough
Labour’s new commitment on EU visas: mere hot air, or a viable way forward? Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, Music, Opera, Politics, singing, Theatre
Tagged artists, Brexit, freelancers, musicians, performing arts, politics, theatre
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Brexit for Musicians: The Norway Option
British artists continue to wrestle the red tape. Continue reading
Brexit for Musicians: An Englishman Abroad
A British musician starts work in the EU – how did he do it? Continue reading
Posted in Art, Brexit, Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, singing, Theatre, Travel, Wagner
Tagged Brexit, classical music, freelancers, music, musicians, opera, opera singers, passports, performing arts, politics, singers, theatre
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Brexit for Musicians: What Happened, What Next?
UK artists are in a deep hole – is there any hope of climbing out? Continue reading
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