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Colin Davis3 comments

levparikian wrote 1 month ago: I didn’t know Colin Davis. I should have, but I didn’t. I should have known him because … more →

Tags: Music, Books, Colin Davis, conducting, figaro, Jessica Duchen, Mozart

Adès contra Parsifal

barczablog wrote 1 month ago: Ever notice that conversations can reinforce and honour contrary positions? When you sit down with s … more →

Tags: personal ruminations, Boito, Hoiby, Mark Shulgasser, Otello, othello, Parsifal, Shakespeare, Tempest

Bach and Boulez in a gondola: in defence of modern performance

Daniel Harding wrote 1 month ago: There was a synergy between two articles I read recently, each from a different side of the Atlantic … more →

Tags: perspectives, Baroque, Bach, Boulez, Jonathan Harvey, Nadia Sirota, Andras Schiff

Blackpaint 385 - Light and Resurrection

blackpaint wrote 2 months ago: More from Tate Collection at yourpaintings Another selection of recommendations from pages 11 … more →

Tags: Michelangelo, Painting, Traditional, Modern and Abstract, Conceptual , World Cinema, Schoenberg, Gillian Ayres, Elgar, Falstaff, John golding, Arthur Boyd

Music Matters

alancoadyguitar wrote 6 months ago: Is classical music for everyone? Should you have to apply yourself to something to enjoy it? Does cl … more →

Tags: discussion, Arts, Music, Classical, Paul Morley, kathryn tickell, Graham Vick, Zoe Martlew

Boulez: Martyr of the Postwar Avant-Garde

mattjchurch wrote 9 months ago: Like many writers following the online presence of Daniel Barenboim and the West-Eastern Divan Orche … more →

Tags: Boulez, bbc proms, Schoenberg, Serialism, daniel barenboim, West-Eastern Divan, #boulezguide

Music as Alchemy - From Intelligent Life

RichardB1001 wrote 10 months ago: Classical music Conjurors Jun 23rd 2012 | from the print edition     Music as Alchemy: Jou … more →

Tags: Books of Note, Book Reviews, art 2, Classical Music, conductors, Music as Alchemy, fantasia walt disney, Leopold Stokowski, Budapest Festival Orchestra

Notes: Tom Service of the Guardian writes on SC-T and Thelma

SCTF Editor wrote 1 year ago: Tom Service of The Guardian has posted an article in his Classical Music blog, discussing the SC-T o … more →

Tags: News, Music, notes, Catherine Carr, Christopher Cowell, Jonathan Butcher, Surrey Opera, Thelma (opera)

The right to ignore oneself

obermann wrote 1 year ago: Tom Service’s latest post on his Guardian blog considers the question as to why musicians so o … more →

Tags: Music, Glenn Gould, Richard Goode, Recording, Performance, Guardian

Britain's young classical musicians deserve to be trumpeted

melindagourlay wrote 1 year ago: I recently read this article by Tom Service and I couldn’t agree more. Why is it that it is re … more →

Tags: Funding cuts, health, Music, music education, music for health, Special Virtuosi, Students, U K, Youth Music

A Public Service

rogerevans wrote 1 year ago: Your humble servant, author of Music & Power, is hardly inclined to dispute the mixing of music … more →

Tags: on the fly, Israel Philharmonic, London Philharmonic Orchestra

The Gothic Symphony2 comments

nullimmortalis wrote 1 year ago: A major musical experience last night at the London Proms. A rare performance of THE GOTHIC SYMPHONY … more →

Tags: havergal brian, gothic symphony, eugene goossens, apocalypse, Martyn Brabbins

No Labels, No Rules, No Fear2 comments

sonicgypsy wrote 2 years ago: Tom Service, BBC Radio 3 presenter and Classical music writer for Britain’s “The Guardia … more →

Tags: The Future Is Bright, Sonic miscellany, future of classical music, Classical Music, new music, sound festival, contemporary classical music, the guardian

End of the Year1 comment

steffanjoneshughes wrote 2 years ago: 2010 has been a weird year. One thing for sure it’s been cold. I’m going to post a few t … more →

Tags: Art and Life: so often one and the same, snow, winter, Holly, bbc radio 3, Welsh Christmas

Is the 7.30pm concert format dead? Philosophies of audience development: Part 2

Doug Buist wrote 2 years ago: Some basics. Picking up the theme from my previous blog, Louise Jury’s article raises questions abou … more →

Tags: Culture, Music, Marketing, Communications & Audience Development, Southbank Centre, bbc proms, Evening Standard, The Night Shift, London Symphony Orchestra

Sandy Goehr’s Promised End

R.A.D. Stainforth wrote 2 years ago: Tom Service talks to Alexander Goehr about his last opera, based on King Lear, currently in rehearsa … more →

Tags: Music, Writers, Guardian, Composers, manchester, Opera, Royal Opera House, critics, Cambridge

>Magic numbers and some reminders

jackmharris wrote 2 years ago: >There is an interesting piece in Tom Service’s Guardian blog today on composers and their … more →

Tags: the sixteen, Spitalfields Festival, bbc radio 3, milton keynes, Petroc Trelawny, Guardian, Bach, john zorn

DON'T MISS: Le nozze di Figaro at Covent Garden

Culture Capital wrote 2 years ago: There has been a bit of a ruckus in The Guardian’s arts pages this past week about the value o … more →

Tags: Opera, culture capital, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, le nozze di figaro, The Marriage of Figaro, robert thicknesse, Paul Hamlyn Hall Bar, Nick Clegg

Rufus Wainwright has a go don’t he?

R.A.D. Stainforth wrote 3 years ago: His opera was mauled, and his Berlioz song-cycle reportedly had people running for the exits. Yet Ru … more →

Tags: Music, Berlioz, Composers, critics, Daily Telegraph, Guardian, nuits d’été, Rufus Wainwright, rupert christiansen


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