Senior Digital Content Editor (Classic FM)
Siena Linton is a Senior Digital Content Editor at Classic FM. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, covering a variety of topics including concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and the film industry. Siena's work has been featured in Classic FM.
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Siena Linton's article coverage predominantly focuses on classical music and related entertainment news. She often covers events, profiles, and features in the classical music industry.
Given her focus on event coverage and profile features within the realm of classical music, she may be open to pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming performances or interviews with renowned musicians. Additionally, offering exclusive behind-the-scenes access or stories about lesser-known aspects of well-known musical pieces could pique her interest.
Considering Siena's lack of specified geographic focus, pitches should aim for a broad appeal without specific regional constraints.
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By: Siena Linton
Scottish teens will have more opportunities in music thanks to a fund set up in memory of piper Eilidh MacLeod.
By: Siena Linton
The choir at Anna Lapwood’s former college has featured only male singers since it was founded in 1480.
By: Siena Linton
The 82-year-old composer surprised audiences after being invited on stage by popstar Taylor Swift to sing a duet.
Sci-fi film ‘Disclosure Day’ marks the 30th collaboration between cinema’s greatest contemporary duo, director Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams. Here’s everything you need to know about the score.
By: Siena Linton
The notebook was confiscated during the French Revolution, and has now been found in Paris.
By: Siena Linton
Edinburgh International Festival bans phones after they interrupted every single concert in its 2025 chamber series.
Two-time Oscar winner, Sir Anthony Hopkins, is releasing his second ever album of classical music, at the age of 88.
