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April 5, 2013

I have allowed myself a couple of days off after the Easter break, and also skedaddled out of London, returning …

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The Bartok hum bug

March 19, 2013

Today I have been in a firmly tonal world, beginning an arrangement for a private commission, something which needs to …

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Catching up with folk

March 18, 2013

In the end, of course, England rolled over and ran out of momentum on Saturday evening, but I was reminded …

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Viola and azure

March 16, 2013

Thus far it has been a thoroughly enjoyable day chez O’Neill, the last of three days without other engagements, so …

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Taking a line for a walk

March 15, 2013

I have begun a new piece today, a solo viola work to enter into a competition in May, which I …

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Expanding the lines

August 23, 2012

A little bit of this and a little bit of that yesterday, some writing and some orchestrating of the same …

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Looking forward

April 25, 2012

The parts for my arrangement of Blest Pair Of Sirens went off last night, a day after I had hoped, …

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The value of specialising in everything

March 23, 2012

My series of classes at Birkbeck drew to a close last night, discussing Britten’s War Requiem, while, during the afternoon, …

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Emerging blinking from the busy

March 21, 2012

My energy levels dipped substantially as the weekend wore on, full as it was with work and deadlines tripping over …

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All aboard the bandwagon

March 9, 2012

I needed to get my lecture notes into shape for yesterday’s class, so most of my free time was spent …

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