Opinion | For Elon Musk, it has all been leading up to this moment
Musk will doubtless survey his global domain this morning and feel the rosy glow of self-satisfaction and vindication, writes @Simon_Kelner
https://t.co/gvp5M3FZ4S
Less than 5 per cent of undergraduates at the Royal Academy of Music are from low socioeconomic backgrounds — and a decline in state-school music education is to blame.
New piece in the Sunday Times 👇🏻
https://t.co/C5UYGeu7N6
I regularly reminded him of his hilarious quips, particularly this one in the Evening Standard. To many, he was Britain’s greatest film director, an epithet he found hilarious and somewhat baffling. But to me, he was Terence, my neighbour and my friend.

I am deeply saddened by the death of film director Terence Davies today. Terence was a dear family friend and a great influence on me. I was lucky enough to spend many happy hours in his company sharing our deeply held love for music and the great composers.

His work was imbued with music throughout and I know how important it meant to him. Terence was an absolute genius and one of Britain’s greatest talents. He would recite poems from top to bottom and recall stories with great fervour. Terence also had an acerbic sense of humour.
Grateful to the @Telegraph for publishing my letter in response to their article today. A welcome opportunity to emphasise what a great @bbcproms season we’ve had: https://t.co/mSe1u5h5LN
@classicjacko@BBC@BBCRadio3@bbcproms This is fantastic news. Sam is a great champion for classical music, cares deeply about music education and understands the nuances of keeping it accessible, but not contrived. Bravo.
@johnsuchet1 thank you so much for your passion and infectious love for classical music. I was lucky enough to work with you a few years ago and what a delight it was. A brilliant advocate for making classical music accessible to all. Bravo.
Good Morning from @ClassicFM Breakfast
A little @johnsuchet1 thread, to mark his last concert. Some of the pictures over the years. [for which forgiveness is begged]
I will miss him.
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After many hours of watching webinars through a screen during the last two years, I'm very much looking forward to attending the @CogX_Festival in King's Cross from the 13 to 15 June IRL.
If you're planning to be there, do get in touch.
It would be great to say hello.
To Arlo Brady and the eclectic mix of highly talented and wonderful freudians, thank you for taking a chance on me. Next week I start an exciting new challenge and can’t wait to get cracking. Till then, it’s over and out from me from Stephen Street.
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Today is my last day at @InsideFreuds after nearly four years.
To my clients and colleagues, my heartfelt thanks for giving me the opportunity to learn, fail, be challenged and practice the art of PR. I have had a blast.
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Sometimes a fresh lick of paint lifts everything.
However, one thing is for sure, our new look doesn’t diminish our ambition to achieve our mission to transform lives through singing.
I’m super proud of the Voices Foundation team for launching our new brand and website.
Out with the old and in with the new.
We’re delighted to share Voices new look with you!
Not just a new logo, but a new website too.
Same mission. New look. How did we do?
Visit our new website: https://t.co/FQMg5SWj4f
Please share far and wide!
'We all know that this country would be a much better place if every child had singing as part of their upbringing and I look forward to Voices Foundation doing even more than it already has to help achieve that objective', Mandvinder Rattan. @Voices_Found
https://t.co/p5Zt7efOQY
We're pleased share #MindTheMusicGap, the first in a series of #VFBriefing reports.
This report takes a deeper look at the current state of Music Education and highlights key findings from our #SingingSchools evaluation with @phf_uk & @DRETnews
📰Read: https://t.co/OFO0lUIfGr