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The article reports that music conservatoires and their staffs have been deeply weakened for ten years in France.

The article offers information on the El Sistema, a music education program started in Venezuela in 1975 by conductor José Antonio Abreu.

The article presents an interview with soprano Angela Gheorghiu who discusses level of music training offered in France, attractions because of which she likes France and her plan of organizing a singing competition in Romania.

The article focuses on El Sistema, a non-profit music education program officially called Fundacion del Estado para el Sistema Nacional de las Orquestas Juveniles e Infantiles de Venezuela, or the National Network of Youth and Children Orchestras of Venezuela. Topics include social inclusion, the program's founder Venezuelan composer, musician, economist, and senior government official José Antonio Abreu, El Sistema statistics, and the national Simon Bolivar youth orchestra (Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar).

The article offers brief information on the work profile of violinist Amandine Beyer, and discusses her interest in baroque music, her music education and her musical preferences.

The article presents the author's views on the ongoing conflicts in Venezuelan music education program Sistema, and discusses problems between composers Gustavo Dudamel and Nicolas Maduro, political crises of the country and its economic conditions.

The article discusses miscellaneous topics related to pianist Paul Badura-Skoda including his birth in Vienna, Austria, hi music education and musical instruments that he plays.

The article discusses miscellaneous topics related to music performer Bertrand Chamayou including musical background of his family, his music education and his music "Alfred Cortot."

The article focuses on conductor Mikko Franck and discusses his work at the Philharmonique de Radio France orchestra, his popular music and his music education.