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Tag Archives: Runnymede

Catching up

June 19, 2015

It may well be that some of the pre-Runnymede nervous tension has taken a while to subside, but really it …

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The Great Charter

June 15, 2015

It was so early this morning when my alarm sounded that I instinctively thought that I must be catching a …

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Roads

June 11, 2015

I reached one of those tipping points a few days ago, as the Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis on Eb reached …

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Seasons

June 5, 2015

Well, so much for promising to do some writing yesterday.  In the end the emails started arriving thick and fast, …

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Keep walking

June 2, 2015

A long interlude between blog posts usually means one of two opposite things.  Either I am terribly, crushingly busy, or …

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In the shadow of Verdi

May 20, 2015

I spent the weekend in Anghiari, working with the singers there in preparation for the performance of the Verdi Requiem …

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I wonder

April 28, 2015

I was away in charming Puycelsi over the weekend on one of my regular visits for concerts in the church …

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Hammering on

January 15, 2015

The hard work continues on 1215: The Foundation Of Liberty, the cantata for Magna Carta 800.  Having completed the rehearsal …

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Calmer

December 18, 2014

I have spent a hugely productive morning on the first movement of the Carta Cantata, working on the first version …

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