Puccini and the Cinema
- Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Ian Haydn Smith traces the use of Puccini's music through movie history, from You Said a Mouthful in 1932 to Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
Ian Haydn Smith traces the use of Puccini's music through movie history, from You Said a Mouthful in 1932 to Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
Rob Cowan talks to violinist James Ehnes about the demands of Bartók’s Solo Violin Sonata
A fascinating insight into Tippett's creative process from the Gramophone archive. Interview by Ivor Humphreys
Revisit the English composer's original Gramophone obituary from March 1998
Michael Oliver examines the legacy of a remarkable musical mind
A Child of Our Time was Tippett’s reaction to tragic events that changed the course of world history. Geraint Lewis traces the genesis of this modern classic and follows its progress on disc
Martin Cullingford’s pick of the finest recordings from this month’s reviews
The viola has equal billing with the violin in Mozart’s celebrated work, but the players don’t always reflect this. Richard Wigmore surveys the available recordings for those which address the balance most effectively
From St Mary’s Cathedral to Trinity College, Cambridge, the comedian, actor – and baritone – on the long path to recording his debut album
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