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The power of the ordinary: Phyllida Lloyd’s wonderful, stripped-back version of Britten’s Peter Grime revived at Opera North with a fully rounded performance from John Findon as Grimes A Valentine’s (barbed) bouquet: Songs of Love & War, Monteverdi’s Eighth of Madrigals Sky with the Four Suns: we get up close and personal with Manchester Collective in the Crypt at St Martin-in-the-Fields Tosca in Oxford: Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra launches new opera company with Sir Bryn Terfel as artistic director Branching out: Iris Scialom & Antonin Bonnet’s “Aborescence”

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Slipped Disc September 22, 2024

Leonard Cohen would have been 90 today

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And how we miss him.

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