16 posts · Last used Apr 17
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In conversation with Olivia O'Leary, Irish fiddle-player Martin Hayes talks about his collaborations with musicians from other genres, including jazz and classical.
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Medieval composer and polymath Hildegard of Bingen remembers entering an anchorage as a child. A fictionalised account, written by Anna Linstrum and performed by Juliet Stevenson.
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Medieval composer and polymath Hildegard of Bingen remembers entering an anchorage as a child. A fictionalised account, written by Anna Linstrum and performed by Juliet Stevenson.
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Legendary broadcaster Gillian Reynolds shares her life and career in radio, spanning over 50 years. Audio drama takes centre stage in this final essay.
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Legendary broadcaster Gillian Reynolds shares her life and career in radio, spanning over 50 years.
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Dr Rommi Smith examines the music and contributions of five leading Black female musicians to civil rights and social change.
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Dr Rommi Smith examines the music and contributions of five leading Black female musicians, to civil rights and social change.
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Startling, counterfactual stories from Spanish writer Martín Llade reimagining the lives and music of much-loved composers. How dark arts destroyed Antonio Salieri’s legacy.
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Counterfactual stories from Spanish writer Martín Llade reimagining the lives and music of composers. How Claude Debussy’s music ‘took off’ after a chance meeting with a yogi.
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Startling, counterfactual stories from Spanish writer Martín Llade reimagining the lives and music of composers. How Felix Mendelssohn was blessed and blighted by a curse.
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Counterfactual stories from Spanish writer Martín Llade reimagining the lives of much-loved composers. How Maurice Ravel silenced his critics with the help of his ‘family’.
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The artist Nikita Gale shares why she considers the role of the season as a unit of measurement increasingly arbitrary – an idea she explored in her work Other Seasons.
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Kate Molleson speaks with Emily Isaacson, artistic director of Classical Uprising, about The [uncertain] Four Seasons.
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Ian Sansom reflects on obscurity as an index of cultural values through five figures whose reputations offer a map of shifting tastes, beginning with composer Granville Bantock.
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Rachel Cooke confesses to being disappointed on what she thought was going to be the trip of a lifetime, and wonders if that says more about her or about the holiday.
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Food - so often highly anticipated and so often a little bit... disappointing. Rachel Cooke asks why.
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