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Herbert Howells Hymnus Paradisi is not a rarity. Indeed, it's considered by some to be his masterpiece. Several recordings exist, Vernon Handley...
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The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's rare performance of Bax's work will thrill you. All you have to do is park your prejudices at the door It's a b...
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The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's rare performance of Bax's work will thrill you. All you have to do is park your prejudices at the door It's a b...
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Andrew Clark in the Financial Times reviewed the LPO Label archive release of Vernon Handley conducting Elgar’s Symphony No. 1 and Sea Pictures w...
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Two LPO Label releases are in the top 10 of this week’s specialist classical music chart, compiled for Gramophone magazine.
Mahler’s Resurrection...
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The new Elgar CD release on the LPO Label was featured on BBC Radio 3's CD Review on 29 May.
You can listen to the whole of the slow movement o...
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American violinist Robert McDuffie speaks to Edward Seckerson about performing Philip Glass, and in particular the second violin concerto, The Amer...
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The new CD on the LPO Label is an all-Elgar disc recorded in 1984, released in tribute to conductor Vernon Handley.
Listen to the whole of Where...
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Baker/London PO/Handley (LPO) Released in tribute to Vernon Handley, who died in 2008, these Elgar performances are taken from a concert presente...
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(LPO) Elgar fans should rush to buy this live recording of an LPO Festival Hall concert from 1984. Vernon Handley's eloquent account of the First ...
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Saint Louis Chamber Chorus/Barnes (Regent) Thanks to the efforts of both Hyperion and Chandos and, above all, the tireless work of the late Vernon...
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Written by: Sean Hickey In many ways, Chandos was perhaps the first classical label I really felt connected to. I started in this business in t...
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"Why has the music industry stopped interpreters from following their natural instincts and being true to themselves? We need to find another [cond...
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Mr. Handley, a conductor who championed British composers, made many premiere recordings of neglected music.
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