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Brass to the fore: this year’s Cumnock Tryst is a tribute to the late Scottish trumpeter John Wallace & a celebration of the tradition of brass band music in the Ayrshire coalfields Meditations on life, death and Taoist wisdom: Phelim McDermott & Philip Glass’s Tao of Glass, @sohoplace theatre A new interdisciplinary research programme for composers, performers, scholars and practitioners Rising to the challenge: Britten’s The Rape of Lucretia from Royal Academy Opera directed by Paul Carr & conducted by Lada Valesova A mix of everything: The Celtic Tenors’ eclectic repertoire with harmony-driven music sung by classically trained voices
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Brass to the fore: this year’s Cumnock Tryst is a tribute to the late Scottish trumpeter John Wallace & a celebration of the tradition of brass band music in the Ayrshire coalfields

Meditations on life, death and Taoist wisdom: Phelim McDermott & Philip Glass’s Tao of Glass, @sohoplace theatre

A new interdisciplinary research programme for composers, performers, scholars and practitioners

Rising to the challenge: Britten's The Rape of Lucretia from Royal Academy Opera directed by Paul Carr & conducted by Lada Valesova

Rising to the challenge: Britten’s The Rape of Lucretia from Royal Academy Opera directed by Paul Carr & conducted by Lada Valesova

A mix of everything: The Celtic Tenors’ eclectic repertoire with harmony-driven music sung by classically trained voices

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