Who's afraid of classical music?
Mr FigaroYour friendly guide on a Saturday morning to falling in love with classical music, minus the stuffiness and intimidation.
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Classical music can sometimes feel as if it only exists in the past. Dead composers, old scores, famous recordings everyone tells you you “must” hear before you’re allowed an opinion.
But the funny thing is, new classical recordings are co...
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I’m back from Spain, having spent the last 10 days working on my friend Milli Taylor’s culinary retreat in Malaga, Sobremesa, at her family’s beautiful events location, Rancho del Inglés.
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86 Concerts. The Ones I Actually Noticed
The BBC Proms programme came out this week.
More than 80 concerts over nearly 7 weeks this summer, from 17 July to 12 September. Most of them at the grand Royal Albert Hall in London. It’s the biggest classical music festival in the world,...
The Hungarian Sound
A roots trip, a grandmother who watched opera, and four composers who changed everything.
Hungary has been back in the headlines recently. Politics, leadership changes, all of it. And it got me thinking about how often Hungary pops up in c...
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