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To convey the true impact required depths only artistic responses could provide: David Önaç on how his Atlantic Requiem aims to memorialise the lost lives of enslaved Africans Bach & Blood: a choral version of Bach’s Chaconne, Pärt’s Magnificat Antiphons for strings, & David Fenessy meditating on Hildegard & blood Part travelogue, part musical exploration, part poetic meditation: Blair Coron’s film Woven Ground Why compose? After a career in film & TV, composer Gavin Greenaway is developing his own voice with Skylines, the new album from his Cloud Chamber duo with Caroline Dale Hindoyan’s de Falla: routine ballet suites and a couple of interesting rarities

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Slipped Disc January 11, 2025

Time for three in Brahms

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Newly uploaded, a fabulous account of the first piano trio by Janine Jansen and friends.

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Slipped Disc October 9, 2024

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Slipped Disc May 31, 2024

Italy mourns premier oboist

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The eminent Rome oboist Carlo Romano has announced the death of his senior colleague Bruno Incagnoli, retired principal oboe of the of the Rai Symphony Orchestra of Rome. Incagnoli was 88. Carlo writes: ‘Bruno was […]

Slipped Disc January 18, 2025

Tudor music expert dies

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The death has been announced in Kassel, Germany, of Claire van Kampen, playwright, director and composer, who served as an expert on Tudor Music in the BBC’s Wolf Hall series, starring her husband Sir Mark […]