There was a party on but not all of the invitees felt able to attend. And I missed them.
Radio still thrives, and television coverage has been afforded the opportunity to get some gratifying wide shots. But is the televisual refresh at the expense of available space for Prommers?
Three remarkable symphonies written towards the end of Mozart’s life. Jaw-dropping invention. Rip-roaring entertainment.
Background bits and bobs on the music from the First Night of the Proms – Vaughan Williams’ Serenade to Music, Sibelius Symphony No.2, and Poulenc’s Organ Concerto.
News includes a special event consisting of UK freelance musicians.
A selection of (actual) live event announcements scheduled for the next few months.
Take care when you change your mind about stuff.
I’ve been a little restless today. I haven’t been able to put my finger on why exactly. Not until now. I’ve wanted to write (since watching last nights Proms gig with the LSO) but couldn’t. So I read instead (about Vaughan Williams and the British perception of music and landscapes). Then I read Gretchen Ruben…
A fitting evening with poignant music choices and a satisfyingly pared-back presentation style too.