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INSIDE THE MUSIC – 3RD MARCH HEREFORD SHIREHALL, MOZART, TCHAIKOVSKY, KAPRÁLOVÁ  AND MARTINŮ

INSIDE THE MUSIC – 3RD MARCH HEREFORD SHIREHALL, MOZART, TCHAIKOVSKY, KAPRÁLOVÁ AND MARTINŮ

by Kenneth Woods | Feb 26, 2019 | A view from the podium

Here’s an attempt to comb through some of the threads which join together the four works on this weekend’s programme in Hereford’s beautiful Shirehall. Book your tickets here. Phone Booking  01905 611427 In person at the Huntingdon Hall Box...
John Joubert: A composer for today and tomorrow – An appreciation

John Joubert: A composer for today and tomorrow – An appreciation

by Kenneth Woods | Jan 16, 2019 | A view from the podium

When John Joubert passed away this week (on January 7) at the age of ninety-one, he left behind a vast body of work, reaching to nearly 200 opus numbers, including seven operas, three Symphonies and four Concertos. If it is a source of frustration for those of us who...
Explore the Score – Mieczyslaw Weinberg String Trio

Explore the Score – Mieczyslaw Weinberg String Trio

by Kenneth Woods | Nov 29, 2018 | A view from the podium

Ensemble Epomeo- Penderecki, Kurtág, Schnittke and Weinberg String Trio’s £12.00 “For its second disc – generously filled, and rewardingly programmed – string trio Ensemble Epomeo focuses on music composed in Eastern Europe and Russia in the late 20th...
American Record Guide On Sawyers’ Symphony no. 3

American Record Guide On Sawyers’ Symphony no. 3

by Kenneth Woods | Nov 6, 2018 | A view from the podium, News and Reviews

“Terrific music like this renews my faith in the symphony as a genre… a feeling of reconciliation worthy of the Mahler 10th.” From the March/April 2018 Edition of American Record Guide Philip Sawyers (1951- ) is patently a composer of no small gifts. His Symphony 3...
Gramophone Editor’s Choice for Piano Trios by Gál and Shostakovich

Gramophone Editor’s Choice for Piano Trios by Gál and Shostakovich

by Kenneth Woods | Sep 16, 2018 | A view from the podium, Bobby and Hans, News and Reviews

  Ken’s most recent recording as a cellist with the Briggs Piano Trio, an Avie Records disc of trios by Hans Gál and Dmitri Shostakovich, has been awarded the coveted Gramophone Magazine Editor’s Choice for October 2018. Here is the review from critic...
Essay- ESO at SJSS ‘Americana 18. Why a Bernstein tribute concert with no Bernstein?

Essay- ESO at SJSS ‘Americana 18. Why a Bernstein tribute concert with no Bernstein?

by Kenneth Woods | Apr 15, 2018 | A view from the podium

Thurs April 19th at 730 PM St John’s Smith Square CONDUCTOR Ives- Symphony No. 3 ‘The Camp Meeting’ Copland- Clarinet Concerto Jesse Jones- Smith Square Dances (world premiere, commissioned by the ESO & St John’s Smith Square) Piston- Sinfonietta...
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