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You get the PR you pay for

From a well-known UK entertainment firm:

Recall – previous news with obvious error!!! Julian is of course a CELLIST! Not a violinist – I’ve only worked with him for around 10 years!! Brain Fog!

Legendary cellist, mentor for young musicians and brother of Andrew, Julian Lloyd Webber is interviewed on BBC Radio 3 this coming Monday 14th Oct at 9.45pm.

In a frank, in depth interview about his life and fascinating career – Julian shares his emotional story of being forced to end his cello playing career following a nerve injury in 2014 and how he overcame the mental health issues associated with it….

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There was no closure here: four Irish women composers give voice to women of the Magdalene Laundries in remarkable performances from Lotte Betts-Dean & Deirdre Brenner in Oxford

There was no closure here: four Irish women composers give voice to women of the Magdalene Laundries in remarkable performances from Lotte Betts-Dean & Deirdre Brenner in Oxford

Lyric beauty & great storytelling: Young Artists tenor Hugo Brady & pianist Mark Rogers in Moore’s Melodies at Oxford International Song Festival

Elisabeth Leonskaja returns in Beethoven

Baba Yaga: Songs and Dances of Death: mezzo-soprano Rowan Hellier pushes boundaries with a music theatre piece exploring the figure from Slavic folklore

Focus on Shostakovich: tenor Oliver Johnston’s fearlessness & challenge, plus speaker Philip Ross Bullock in engaging form at the Oxford International Song Festival

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