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Daniel Harding: hard to get.

alejandra179 wrote 1 month ago: Or that is the main idea that the guys at LSO have of this young maestro.  Sometimes he shines and s … more →

Tags: Concert, Orchestras, Conducting, Mahler

It's not about the music16 comments

LSO wrote 1 month ago: Last night we were in Cologne, one of my favourite German cities, with its beautiful cathedral and f … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Milan/Cologne November 2009, Arts, Cancer, Classical Music, Cologne, Concert, instruments, London Symphony Orchestra

Risotto alla Milanese

LSO wrote 1 month ago: La Scala, Milan. One of those places that provokes an instant reaction amongst music lovers. The sce … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Milan/Cologne November 2009, Arts, Classical Music, Concert, London Symphony Orchestra, LSO, Mahler, Music

Daniel Harding: a passion for the game.

alejandra179 wrote 6 months ago: Oh yes, our young maestro likes to relax with soccer. He roots for Manchester United and it seems th … more →

Tags: WTF, Culture, life as we know it

Film: LSO at the Daytona Beach International Festival1 comment

LSO wrote 7 months ago: We captured some of the LSO working and playing hard at the Daytona Beach International Festival in … more →

Tags: Jo Johnson, Daytona Beach International Festival April 2009, LSO, Concert, Gareth Davies, Classical Music, Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, tour

The end of the show2 comments

LSO wrote 7 months ago: I think that Daytona Beach fell in love with Kristian Jarvi last night. Anyone who was at the concer … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Daytona Beach International Festival April 2009, LSO, Concert, Classical Music, Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, tour, Travel

Flat and Sharp

LSO wrote 7 months ago: I woke up yesterday with that familiar nauseous feeling in the pit of my stomach. It’s always … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Daytona Beach International Festival April 2009, LSO, flute, Concert, Classical Music, Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, tour

Superconductor1 comment

LSO wrote 8 months ago: Simon Trpceski was a delight to interview, and I pronounced his name correctly you’ll be pleas … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Daytona Beach International Festival April 2009, LSO, Mahler, Mozart, Concert, Classical Music, Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra

The Flute-Awesome!1 comment

LSO wrote 8 months ago: “You haven’t filled in the green form sir”, said the man at immigration. Here we go again, I t … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Daytona Beach International Festival April 2009, LSO, flute, Concert, Classical Music, Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, tour

Coast to...er...the...same coast actually1 comment

LSO wrote 8 months ago: It seems like only 2 weeks ago since we last spoke and sure enough, once again we are off to the USA … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Daytona Beach International Festival April 2009, LSO, Mahler, Concert, Classical Music, Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra, tour

Daniel Harding

alejandra179 wrote 8 months ago: Simon and Daniel go a long way back. Not only as friends, but as teacher and student. Daniel Harding … more →

Tags: just Simon, Conducting

Reading and listening

drammapermusica wrote 1 year ago: December is usually a good time for me to catch up on some reading and listening. I just picked up R … more →

Tags: Benjamin Britten, Richard Taruskin, Edward Muir, Ian Bostridge, Nathan Gunn, Portland Opera Studio Artists

Sunny Spoleto Part 24 comments

LSO wrote 1 year ago: The concert started about 15 minutes late in Spoleto, partly because everyone coming to the concert … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Sicily/Italy July 2008, LSO, Brahms, Don Juan, Pegs...., flute solo

A Hot and Steamy Sicilian Night2 comments

LSO wrote 1 year ago: If you are reading this in England, you might want to go and check your email for a moment and come … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Sicily/Italy July 2008, Mahler, Palermo, St Pauls, Gergiev, bournemouth symphony orchestra, dodgy pizza

Oh Cologne!

LSO wrote 1 year ago: The hall in Cologne has a lovely acoustic but also the steepest stairs I think I’ve ever seen. … more →

Tags: Gareth Davies, Dusseldorf/Cologne June 2008, free beer, Cologne, Bruckner, sir colin davis


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