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2021 Auditions now open!

As of Friday 15th January, applications for the 2021 YCAT Auditions are open. The deadline for applications and video submissions is Thursday 25 March 2021 at 5.00pm.
Register for RSM/BAPAM Healthy Practice workshops

The Royal Society of Musicians has partnered with BAPAM to offer a series of 12 focussed webinars, each dealing with specific topics that can affect musicians during their careers.
21cMusician toolkit: the January edition

Check out 21cMusician toolkit's new January resources to support emerging musicians.
Pitch, Plan and Programme with Gaetan Le Divelec

A discussion and workshop to help young musicians build confidence in approaching venues and ensembles with your concert or project ideas.

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YCAT announces 12 Finalists for 2020.
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Sean Dunn interviews YCAT pianist, Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula.
Portrait of a Young Classical Artist: Maciej Kułakowski

Sean Dunn interviews YCAT cellist, Maciej Kułakowski.
Ten tips for fine-tuning your biography

A biography forms an essential part of your website, publicity materials and audition or funding applications, but it’s not always easy to get the content and tone right. Here are YCAT’s top ten tips for writing informatively and engagingly.
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YCAT Artists star on Classic FM's Full Works Concert

On Friday 29th May 8 - 10 pm Classic FM focused entirely on YCAT artists past and present.
2021 Auditions now open!

As of Friday 15th January, applications for the 2021 YCAT Auditions are open. The deadline for applications and video submissions is Thursday 25 March 2021 at 5.00pm.
Portrait of a Young Classical Artist: Mayumi Kanagawa

Sean Dunn interviews YCAT violinist, Mayumi Kanagawa.
YCAT as a life-changing experience

Former YCAT artist viola player Timothy Ridout reflects on his life-changing experience of being a YCAT artist
Giving hope to artists in times of crisis

Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT) raises more than £100,000 in only three weeks to support the next generation of world-class artists having lost all concert engagements and income due to COVID-19 crisis.