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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
Following its centenary celebrations last year, the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra becomes resident at Brighton Dome
Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, music director Joanna MacGregor The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, music director Joanna MacGregor, opened its 2026/27 season at the Brighton Dome at the weekend with a programme mixing Rachmaninoff, Gershwin, Piazzolla and Janacek. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
Following its centenary celebrations last year, the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra becomes resident at Brighton Dome
Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, music director Joanna MacGregor The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, music director Joanna MacGregor, opened its 2026/27 season at the Brighton Dome at the weekend with a programme mixing Rachmaninoff, Gershwin, Piazzolla and Janacek. […]
The Continuo Foundation awards £108,000 in its 12th round of grants
The Continuo Foundation recently announced its 12th round of grants, awarding £105,000 to 28 Early Music Projects, supporting 68 concerts in 46 locations along with five recordings. Since being founded in 2020, the Foundation has […]
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It’s coming home! Elgar collection of New Jersey businessman Arthur Reynolds donated to the Hallé
Piano Quintet. Manuscript dated January 21, 1919, of passages and queries about the work, consisting of questions from Elgar addressed to Harold Brooke [Jaeger’s successor at Novello], both as printer and as pianist. JNM’s comment: “This […]
Beyond Coppélia and Lakmé: Bru Zane to release premiere recording of Delibes’s Jean de Nivelle
Léo Delibes in 1875 If you say the name of composer Léo Delibes, then people will immediately think of his ballet, Coppélia, and opera, Lakmé, as well as perhaps ballets La Source and Sylvia. But […]
War, politics, love, & brotherhood: Kieran Rayner & Gamal Khamis’s What If? at the Bloomsbury Festival allows the audience to decide the narrative
Baritone Kieran Rayner and pianist Gamal Khamis have created a recital programme, What If?, that explores the World War I through song including music by Finzi, Butterworth, Schubert, Robert & Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth and more. […]
Following its centenary celebrations last year, the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra becomes resident at Brighton Dome
Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, music director Joanna MacGregor The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, music director Joanna MacGregor, opened its 2026/27 season at the Brighton Dome at the weekend with a programme mixing Rachmaninoff, Gershwin, Piazzolla and Janacek. […]
The Continuo Foundation awards £108,000 in its 12th round of grants
The Continuo Foundation recently announced its 12th round of grants, awarding £105,000 to 28 Early Music Projects, supporting 68 concerts in 46 locations along with five recordings. Since being founded in 2020, the Foundation has […]

