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Vampires, the Angel of Death and Prophets – our August e-newsletter is now out

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Vampires, the Angel of Death and Prophets - our August e-newsletter is now out

Bizet: Carmen - dancers, Glyndebourne Chorus, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Anja Bihlmaier - Glyndebourne Festival at BBC Proms (Photo: BBC/Andy Paradise
Bizet: Carmen – dancers, Glyndebourne Chorus, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Anja Bihlmaier – Glyndebourne Festival at BBC Proms (Photo: BBC/Andy Paradise

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Our monthly e-newsletter is out – August on Planet Hugill: Vampires, the Angel of Death and Prophets

A month when we caught some rarities including Marschner’s Der Vampyr at the Grimeborn Festival, Busoni’s Piano Concerto, and Suk’s Asrael Symphony at the BBC Proms, and a new recording of Marschner’s Le prophète.  

Our
interviews this month have something of a string quartet theme with
Barbican Quartet and the Miró Quartet, soprano Aoife Miskelly on
Pergolesi’s L’Olimpiade and conductor Paul Mann on conducting in the
Ukraine.

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Concerto Copenhagen, Mass in B Minor, music for Charles II: London Festival of Baroque Music returns with Iestyn Davies again as artistic director

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