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Blog 2 months ago
Ruth Leon recommends… The Story of Ultramarine from the Silk Road to Renoir: The Chemistry of Colour
How did ultramarine go from being more expensive than gold to one of the cheapest pigments for artists? Follow the journey of this vibrant blue colour, ultramarine, one of the most celebrated and sought-after pigments in art. Joanna Russell from National
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Blog 2 months ago
Bartok lets rip
God's gift to the viola. The post Bartok lets rip appeared first on Slippedisc.
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Blog 2 months ago
Kodaly keeps it short
That's why it's a Missa Brevis. Unusual piece, unexpected sonorities. The post Kodaly keeps it short appeared first on Slippedisc.
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Blog 2 months ago
A magical flute piece
There's not much around for flute and orchestra. Try this from the reigning star. The post A magical flute piece appeared first on Slippedisc.
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Blog 2 months ago
The return of Hans Keller and Milein Cosman
Burgh House in Hampstead has oragnised a music resideency in a three-year partnership with The Cosman Keller Art & Music Trust. Hans and Milein were fixtures on the London chamber music scene and it's a thrill to have them back. The inaugural residency fe
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The boundless generosity of Ileana Cotrubas
The Georgian soprano Tamar Iveri mourns her 'second mother': I first met Ileana in 1999, when I won First Prize at the extremely demanding W. A. Mozart Competition in Salzburg. As a member of the jury, she played an important role in that triumphant victo
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Blog 2 months ago
Boston Globe runs feature on how Boston Symphony lied
The Globe has interviewed Thomas W. Dinsmore, the retired corporate executive who has been training his sights on the Boston Symphony over the sacking its music director Andris Nelsons. (Dinsmore, pictured) has featured frequently in slippedisc.com and th
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Blog 2 months ago
Met horn quits for life over the rainbow
Five and a half years after joining the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra with loud fanfares, Roy Femenella has moved on. He's one of six major hires at the Kansas City Symphony. Roy, who is a native New Yorker, will be principal horn. Landon Honolka is princi
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Blog 2 months ago
The US is paying millions for Venezuela propaganda
From the pianist Gabriela Montero: The US embassy in Caracas has just announced that El Sistema will receive $57 million dollars in funding from the US government. Let's get this straight; the propaganda department of the Venezuelan regime, run by the mos
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Blog 2 months ago
They are flogging off more Jacqueline du Pré
The cellist's sister Hilary Finzi is getting rid of more of her belongings at a Wiltshire auction, including a childhood teddy-bear. Finzi says: 'Our small sale of 20 lots last year realised over £25,000. I'm anticipating September's sale to be in the ten
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