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When the Best Bit Isn’t the Famous Bit
There are some pieces of classical music that have become almost universally famous, both inside the classical music world and out. Sometimes it’s easy to see why, and sometimes it’s a little harder to pinpoint exactly how one particular mo...
A Roadtrip Playlist
I’ve returned from 3 weeks in Spain (I was working, so don’t think it was a holiday). It was an intense few weeks working on a food retreat with my friend Milli at her family ranch outside Málaga. I’ve spoken about this before, and you can...
Can You Fix a Bad Opera?
Last week at the Proms an opera that you almost never get the chance to hear was performed: Weber’s Oberon. There’s a pretty good reason for that. The music is wonderful. The opera itself is... problematic.
In fact, in the performance the...
The Undead and the Unfamiliar
Last week, when I wrote about John Dowland, it became clear that quite a few readers either hadn’t come across him before or didn’t know much about him. I’m not entirely surprised. Although I knew quite a lot of Dowland’s music, I couldn’t...
How to Brand Melancholy
This week I went to my first Prom of the season. It wasn’t one of the big orchestral concerts the Proms is so well known for but a Late Night Prom which started at 10.15pm with the Jupiter Ensemble, led by lutenist Thomas Dunford and tenor...
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