enhancing experiences
enabling connections
creating opportunities

Welcome to LoganArts Management Ltd, a specialist music agency based in Scotland providing creative services for over 30 years to a select roster of clients in the international classical and contemporary music sector.

About us

We offer unique services tailored to the needs of our clients, who range from composers and artists to large ensembles and orchestras.

In the pursuit of excellence, from experience and knowledge of the music sector, we provide a dedicated and holistic approach to artistic management services, nurturing the artist and seeking creative and innovative solutions and opportunities with a wide range of artistic and cultural partners worldwide.

Other services include project & tour management, consultancy and strategic planning.

There are endless possibilities to unlock creative excellence and, with passion and dedication, we hope to make a positive contribution to the musical and wider artistic culture in today’s society, championing and advocating for its far reaching and enriching value and benefit for us all.

Taking the music beyond the score.

Portfolio

here are just a few of our clients

Jonathan Berman

Conductor

Jonathan Berman’s open-minded approach to music making is reflected in his impressively broad repertoire. Whether on stage, in front of cameras, writing a script or curating a concert programme, Jonathan derives his energy from his ability to engage with audiences. For him, unlocking the imagination is the key.

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“Berman’s commitment and enthusiasm, delivering playing of sensitivity and technical brilliance …”

5 Star

BBC Music Magazine

Erik Levi, Feb 2024

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“perhaps the most convincing approach to the composer’s musical universe.”

Scherzo

Pablo L. Rodríguez, Nov 2023

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Alexander Goehr

Composer

Alexander Goehr, composer and teacher, was born in Berlin on 10 August 1932, son of the conductor Walter Goehr, and was brought to England in 1933.

Goehr is a towering cultural figure of the 20th and 21st centuries. His influence is far reaching from the early days in Manchester where, together with Harrison Birtwistle, Peter Maxwell Davies and John Ogdon he formed the New Music Manchester Group, studied with Messiaen, formed the Music Theatre Ensemble, taught at the New England Conservatory Boston, Yale, Leeds and Cambridge. His influence on countless artists and composers across the world is unique and his music is beautifully crafted, deeply wrought, endlessly thought-provoking and a profound reflection on the modern psyche.

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“The combination of mystery and transparent musical language compels attention—as did the edgy, controlled performance—even as the core meaning remained a puzzle. This was one of the best kinds of musical experiences, where one wants to hear the music repeated and get closer to the mystery at the center. “

George Grella, New York Classical Review on

Verschwindendes Wort

(Vanishing Word)

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Amatis trio

Piano Trio

The Amatis Trio was founded in 2014 and is based in Salzburg, Austria. The violinist Lea Hausmann, cellist Samuel Shepherd, and pianist Mengjie Han are celebrated for their energy, insight, creativity, communication and passion. The trio is regarded as one of the leading ensembles of its generation.

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“What a joy it is to play music! We feel lucky every day to be in a profession in which no finishing line exists. It allows us to continually push and explore until a new horizon appears. It’s our responsibility to convey the love we have for music to our audiences. When this music then touches our listeners we know we are travelling along the right path.”

Lea, Sam & Mengjie

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moments musicaux

Dive Deeper into Franz Schmidt – The Symphonies

in December 2023, came the release of Jonathan Berman’s debut recording of Franz Schmidt – The Symphonies with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales for the Leipzig based record label Accentus.

This has been universally praised and is, arguably, the best cycle of these Symphonies available on disc, all credit to Jonathan Berman for his deep understanding of the music and his technical skills on the podium, his exuberant & enthusiastic musicianship, and his passion for the music.

From the extensive interview in the cd booklet with MDR’s Martin Hoffmeister, Jonathan concludes :

My great friend and mentor, Oliver Knussen, once said to me after we had been listening to Bernstein’s Schumann Symphonies recordings that these performances really made it sound like the music was being composed as it went along. I still to this day find this such an important idea, and I have tried above all else to create performances of these symphonies by Franz Schmidt which sound and feel as though the music is creating itself note by note, bar by bar.

Beyond the score

Alexander Goehr, Composing a Life

Alexander Goehr, Composing a Life
Teachers, Mentors, and Models
Alexander ‘Sandy’ Goehr and Jack Van Zandt
Foreword by Sally Groves

In the late 1950s and early ’60s Alexander Goehr became known as a radical exponent of serial music. Since then, he has composed more than one hundred major works, including operas, orchestral and chamber pieces, and music for film, television, dance and theatre. He is Emeritus Professor of Music at Cambridge University and one of Europe’s most important music educators. He has written and lectured extensively and his music is performed all over the world.

Jack Van Zandt (b. 1954), an American composer and Goehr’s former pupil and assistant, has co-written this first comprehensive account of the life, creative foundations, and teachings of this great composer.

“… a fascinating study of musical transmission… a serious dialogue about musical influence, that mystery driving even a creative radical such as Goehr. Read this book if you care at all about how culture is transmitted and transformed.”
Fiona Sampson, The Spectator

Published by Carcanet Press

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+44 (0) 7841 582 851