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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Maybe Happy Ending - Original Broadway Cast

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  • Classical Music,  Reviews

    The Last Night of the Proms, Royal Albert Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 08/09/2013

    As it came to pass, Marin Alsop’s nationality was rather more of a factor than her gender on this historic Last Night of the Proms – but her deft put-down of remarks made only the week before…

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    The week in brief

    By Edward / 08/02/2013

    I’m thinking of making this a regular feature – a quick resume of my movements during and impressions of the week just past: I checked briefly into the BBC – and the popular Radio 4 programme “Last…

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    A Conversation With JOHN WILSON: ‘Rodgers and Hammerstein at the Movies’

    By shane / 26/09/2012

    After the John Wilson Orchestra’s stunning 2010 Prom celebration of Rodgers and Hammerstein I commented: “It was as close as we could imagine to being guests on the 20th Century Fox soundstage circa.1955…the sound, the style, the…

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    Massenet “Cendrillon”, Royal Opera House

    By Edward / 06/07/2011

    The words are in French but still familiar – “Once upon a time….” – and the story which follows, Cendrillon (that’s Cinderella to you and me), is writ large across the surfaces of Barbara de Limburg’s set,…

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