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Tag Archives: Requiem

Into year two

November 14, 2015

From a few weeks back I had been aiming for yesterday evening as the point when things would return back …

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Building

July 22, 2015

It is more or less half way through the Anghiari Festival, certainly the hottest I can remember, the quality, as …

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Launch

April 7, 2014

It has been one of those busy weeks, the focal point of various efforts since the start of the year.  …

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Exploring the highways

November 17, 2012

It seems that the final chord of the Brahms Requiem performance on Wednesday evening heralded (note this word) the beginning …

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Full of notes

November 5, 2012

Mirabile dictu I managed to get the first version of Why Should We Not Sing? finished over the weekend, despite …

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Early to rise

October 31, 2012

As I write I am sitting in one of my favourite hidey holes in Wimbledon, scanning the web for anything …

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Puycelsi

September 8, 2012

This morning was an “if it’s Saturday it must be France” kind of morning, mainly because it is Saturday and …

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Silence is diamond, not golden

June 17, 2012

Yesterday was spent working with the Parliament Choir on our concert featuring the Brahms Requiem in the autumn. This seems …

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Back into the flow of things

May 23, 2012

One of the benefits of doing some composition, however little, is that it gets the brain into the habit of …

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mox per aliud exierit

April 23, 2012

My grandmother died during the night, the last of her generation of my family. She was poorly, but had been …

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