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Why I’m Leaving the UK and moving to Madrid: a reflection on music, opportunities, and the changing landscape for emerging artists

Thursday, March 13, 2025

| Gramophone

'With the already meagre trickle of money to emerging musicians becoming pinched, and many "aging out" of certain schemes before graduating, numerous gifted artists have left the profession entirely'

Beethoven goes manga for 'Beethoven Wars'

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Friday, February 28, 2025

| Gramophone

Conductor Laurence Equilbey explains how Beethoven’s King Stephan and Ruins of Athens inspired the first manga opera for the big screen – Beethoven Wars

Calidore String Quartet: how Beethoven's early string quartets brought us together

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Monday, February 24, 2025

| Gramophone

The Calidore String Quartet reflect on the importance of Beethoven's quartets in their lives

Presenting Glass's piano Etudes in their most authentic form

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Friday, February 7, 2025

| Gramophone

Glass's piano Etudes are frequently performed and recorded in a way that isn't true to the score. It's time to return to what was actually written by the composer

The Introduction and Allegro, and the brilliance of Elgar's writing for strings

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Monday, February 3, 2025

| Gramophone

With his Introduction and Allegro for Strings, Elgar extended the expressive language of string instruments

Pierre Boulez thought that the string quartet was dead. I beg to differ...

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Friday, November 1, 2024

| Gramophone

It’s heartening to see – some 250 years after Haydn’s first forays – so many composers still writing for string quartet

Beginnings and Endings: A personal view of Mahler through his First and Ninth Symphonies

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Tuesday, October 29, 2024

| Gramophone

Conductor David Bernard describes how exploring Mahler’s First and Ninth Symphonies together unlocks insights about Mahler and his Music

Reviving and recording rare chamber works by Howells and Wood

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Friday, October 18, 2024

| Gramophone

The violinist Madeleine Mitchell reflects on the creative journey that led to her latest album

Robert Treviño Remembers His Teacher, Leif Segerstam

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Thursday, October 10, 2024

| Gramophone

'Leif hated false sentimentality, but he was deeply sentimental. A single note expressed without intention could make him furious, a bird singing in the park would make him cry'

For the love of Liszt

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Friday, June 7, 2024

| Gramophone

Emmanuel Despax shares his unique perspective on Liszt's work, shaped by his personal connection to the composer

Cellist Beatrice Harrison's 100-year-old collaboration with a nightingale reminds us what music truly is

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Friday, May 17, 2024

| Gramophone

‘The best way to celebrate the centenary of her nightingale broadcast is to continue to fight for what it is to be a musician rather than a machine’

Rediscovering Maddalena Casulana: unveiling the lost musical treasures of the Renaissance composer

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Friday, May 3, 2024

| Gramophone

We owe it to Maddalena Casulana to bring her music into the present and by recording it and publishing a modern score for further live performances, sending it into the future

Conductors Are Just Human Beings. Who Knew?

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Monday, April 22, 2024

| Gramophone

The 20th Malko Competition highlighted a generational shift in what we think of as ‘a conductor’ - is the end nigh for the age of the maestro?

Exploring Schumann's chamber music

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Tuesday, April 16, 2024

| Gramophone

Pianist Théo Fouchenneret introduces two new recordings in the Schumann Collection: ‘Works With Wind Instruments’ and ‘Trios and Quartet For Piano and Strings (live)’

Caricature or portrait: the depiction of Irish culture in Stanford’s opera ‘Shamus O’Brien’

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Wednesday, March 13, 2024

| Gramophone

‘Paralleling contemporary shows such as Mrs Brown's Boys, its success lies in its ability to critique societal norms and highlight political tensions through a heightened, colourful, yet humorous lens’

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Why I’m Leaving the UK and moving to Madrid: a reflection on music, opportunities, and the changing landscape for emerging artists

Beethoven goes manga for 'Beethoven Wars'

Calidore String Quartet: how Beethoven's early string quartets brought us together

Presenting Glass's piano Etudes in their most authentic form

The Introduction and Allegro, and the brilliance of Elgar's writing for strings

Pierre Boulez thought that the string quartet was dead. I beg to differ...

Beginnings and Endings: A personal view of Mahler through his First and Ninth Symphonies

Reviving and recording rare chamber works by Howells and Wood

Robert Treviño Remembers His Teacher, Leif Segerstam

For the love of Liszt

Cellist Beatrice Harrison's 100-year-old collaboration with a nightingale reminds us what music truly is

Rediscovering Maddalena Casulana: unveiling the lost musical treasures of the Renaissance composer

Conductors Are Just Human Beings. Who Knew?

Exploring Schumann's chamber music

Caricature or portrait: the depiction of Irish culture in Stanford’s opera ‘Shamus O’Brien’

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