Timing
So today is the day – a sold out performance of The Dream Of Gerontius at Westminster Cathedral with Parliament …
Author Archives: ukcomposer
Air
It has been a very busy couple of days, and that continued through yesterday as I was up bright and …
Into the week
It is quite hard to concentrate on what one is doing when somebody is being sacked in public only a …
Ahead for now
The end of the week draws nigh and so far I have managed to send off three separate submissions and …
Wheels turning
Things twist and turn and spin and change sometimes with astonishing speed, at other times so slowly that change is …
Waft
I fired off a couple of submissions yesterday, one a choral piece and the other a work for solo double …
Small and big ideas
The beginning of November has not been too bad, although it could barely have been worse than a ghastly October …
Back in the saddle
It turns out that writing a blog can at times be quite a cathartic experience, because I felt a little …
Motivation
I wrote to the record company on Wednesday about the whole Flyht thing and, to their credit, received a very …
Everyone’s a critic
You need a pretty thick skin to be a composer, and I think that has probably always been the case …
