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McCawley/City of London Choir/RPO/Davan Wetton (Naxos) Beethoven's cantata Der Glorreiche Augenblick was first performed in 1814, and the "gloriou...
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Up next- our first ensemble Repertoire Report from the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Youth Orchestra. You can compare it with their 2010 r...
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British pianist Leon McCawley has recorded an album of piano music by Samuel Barber for Somm Recordings.
Released in the wake of concert performanc...
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Martin Anderson has a review of my upcoming release of Robert Schumann and Hans Gal’s Third Symphonies with Orchestra of the Swan at the website C...
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Had the pianist mixed and matched sonatas from different periods, we might have gained some insight into Mozart's developing genius, writes Andrew ...
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Did you know that the deadline for the decision on whether music should be included as a subject for the English Baccalaureate is 14 April? Nor did...
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Sara Mohr-Pietsch with the lights down low in Studio 80A
Radio Three programmes normally come from a tiny studio deep inside Broadcasting House....
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Mozart at the piano
Radio 3's The Genius of Mozart is helping us think again about the maligned Mozart piano sonatas, says writer and critic Je...
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In case you hadn't already noticed, BBC Radio 3 is playing every note that Mozart ever wrote, to the best of all our humble knowledge. It's taking ...
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Salzburg - the city of Mozart's birth
Radio 3's The Genius of Mozart begins on January 1 - twelve days of Mozart's music and complementary sp...
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Samuel Barber's centenary could have been the opportunity for audiences to explore beyond the composer's popular Adag...
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We all know his Adagio for Strings (from Platoon, if nowhere else), but little else Samuel Barber wrote. Leon McCawley urges a revival of a neglect...
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Barbican, London During the Congress of Vienna, when the European map was redrawn following a decade of Napoleonic interventions, Beethoven was co...
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Royal Albert Hall Only the staunchest followers of British or Irish music will be able to tell you much about EJ Moeran, wounded war veteran, pupi...
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