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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Maybe Happy Ending - Original Broadway Cast

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  • A Conversation With LIISA RANDALU: Schumann Quartet release 2nd CD
  • A Conversation With DAME JANET BAKER
  • ENCOUNTERS: Edward Seckerson talks to Broadway composer LUCY SIMON
  • A Conversation With VICTORIA WOOD: New TV drama, ‘Loving Miss Hatto’
  • Edward Seckerson talks to RENÉE FLEMING about The Light in the Piazza
  • A Conversation With VASILY PETRENKO: RLPO Shostakovich Symphonies
  • A Conversation With JOHN RUTTER
  • A Conversation With DAVID McVICAR & SARAH CONNOLLY: Charpentier’s ‘Medea’
  • A Conversation With SIR PAUL McCARTNEY: BBC Radio 4 Kaleidoscope
  • A Conversation With JULIAN OVENDEN
  • Classical Music,  Reviews

    Prom 50: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Weilerstein, Belohlavek, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 25/08/2014

    Even as orchestras began to sound more and more alike, there was the Czech Philharmonic. And many of its notable characteristics remain to this day: a modest, homespun, quality, warm and engaging and full of bright-eyed distinction…

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    Janacek “The Cunning Little Vixen”, Glyndebourne Festival Opera

    By Edward / 21/05/2012

    It might be deduced that the only thing worse than working with children and animals would be working with children as animals. But Leos Janacek was unfazed by the old Hollywood adage and his cartoon-strip derived opera…

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    Prom 9: Hallé Orchestra, Elder, Royal Albert Hall

    By Edward / 22/07/2011

    Homecomings, real and imagined, marked out this season’s Hallé Prom. For Sibelius, brazen horn fanfares and myriad string ostinati carried us at the gallop to the heart of the Finnish heartlands. Everything in his rarely performed Scènes…

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    National Youth Orchestra, Jarvi, Barbican Hall

    By Edward / 08/01/2011

    It was as audacious as it was challenging: a programme to wreak havoc on sensitive dispositions – and because this was the National Youth Orchestra there was something incredibly liberating about the welter of sound that unleashed…

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