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Tag Archives: Handel

Here, there and everywhere

September 16, 2015

So where are we now?  Well, physically the answer is Somerset, although it has also been London and France over …

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Harmony

July 10, 2014

I have stopped several times over the past few days to take it all in and have asked myself often …

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Good things

July 7, 2014

It has been a long day of rehearsals as we hit high gear for the visit of the Bundestag Choir …

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The other side of the fence

August 5, 2013

Our performance of Messiah at the Bristol Old Vic on Saturday evening was a real success.  People (one person, if …

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Busy and productive

July 8, 2013

It has been a busy few days, fascinating too.  I was ahead of things, then behind, but now appeared to …

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Luck and practice

June 23, 2012

There is a busy weekend ahead, and I’ll be playing works by Franck, Sullivan, Duruflé, Handel, Fauré, Howells, Leighton and …

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Funny peculiar

March 8, 2012

Choir rehearsals can be funny things, in both senses. Sometimes the expectation is that they will trip merrily along, but …

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Some technical thoughts, and the Apollo

February 24, 2012

I took it easy on the voice last night, despite having to explain many rewrites of Handel’s erratic scoring to …

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