Reviews of Habibi Funk 031, Kayatibu, and The Good Ones
Marxist notes on Music: April 18, 2023
		BEN LUNN pleads for a more visionary agenda than simply resisting cuts
	 
			DECISIONS have been made, things are in transit again, and on the outside, it looks like major victories have been won for musicians in Britain.
On April 13, following the pausing of the closure of the BBC Singers, it was announced the BBC is changing its forced cuts to the English BBC Orchestras.
This coincided with an announcement from English National Opera (ENO) which has secured £24 million from the Arts Council England (ACE), with the vision of potentially moving ENO to far flung regions — like Croydon.
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