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“Delius has featured in the record catalogues since the 1920s and over the years a vast legacy of recorded music has accumulated, including many incomparable – and definitive – performances. Unfortunately the majority of those discs are currently unavailable as nowadays most record companies tend to keep even new issues in their catalogues for a […]
Robert Schumann’s tragic life has long coloured our view of his music. But as pianist Jonathan Biss concludes a year long series of concerts, he finds a composer betrayed by his biography. MORE
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Beethoven may have invented the song-cycle but Schubert raised it to extraordinary heights of expression and beauty Beethoven, with his An die ferne Geliebte, may have invented the concept of the song-cycle (a group of songs linked by a theme, and usually a poet, that are performed as a sequence without a break), but the […]
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The Oscar-nominated composer on his new ballet, and life as ‘a pencil for hire’ Most of my working life as a composer has been spent as what the late James Horner captured in the phrase ‘a pencil for hire’, creating music on demand for drama in film, TV, and theatre. At the least, we pencils […]
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Robert shares the musical milestones of his life, including his partnership with John Bonham before forming Led Zeppelin. First broadcast in 2017. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09h7vgb
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Herewith some details of my new album (my fifth solo album) Agnus Dei. It was released on the 23rd March and has had a number of radio plays on Classic FM and BBC Radio 2. It has my first choral piece on it – an Agnus Dei – plus an orchestral suite and the music […]
Michael White explores the spiritual highs – and occasional lows – of the recording industry’s relationship with religion Dip in and out HERE
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As founder members of the Byrds, Gene Clark and Chris Hillman will need no introduction to fans of folk-rock, country-rock or singer-songwriting. In 1982 the legendary singer-guitarists teamed up with Herb Pedersen (guitar / banjo), Al Perkins (steel guitar) and Trey Thompson (bass) to form the short-lived Flyte. These two superb sets were broadcast on […]
“The debilitating loudness war has finally been won,” said mastering engineer Bob Katz on the eve of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) Convention in New York City. The last battle will be over by mid-2014.” “I have just completed loudness measurements of iTunes Radio using iTunes version 11.1.1. Tunes Radio’s audio levels are fully-regulated, using […]
Leading German concert violinist Arabella Steinbacher has won top international awards for her moving performances. Deutsche Welle spoke with the star ahead of her concert with the National Youth Orchestra of Iraq. MORE
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This is a deluxe 3 CD package of Led Zeppelin’s sixth album, Physical Graffiti with the original artwork, plus the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio. The original album is newly remastered on 2 CDs; the 3rd CD features previously un-released studio outtakes. Includes a die-cut square slipcase to hold 3 wallets, booklet, U-card, slipcase […]
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Recorded in 1999, this show contains fantastic duets of Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris in San Francisco. Disc One: 1. Loving The Highwayman 2. For a Dancer 3. Raise The Dead 4. Icy Blue Heart 5. The Blue Train 6. Valerie 7. It Doesn’t Matter Anymore 8. Blue Bayou 9. 1917 10. Green Pastures 11. […]
Ivan Hewitt writes: British conductor Daniel Harding has recruited the TV physicist Brian Cox and other famous thinkers to revolutionise the concert-going experience Please click HERE to continue