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Our friends in the North

Posted on October 27, 2014 by leslie

Our friends in the North Endnotes, November 2014. A vision of Norway – the music of Johann Halvorsen * Remembrance – and the spirit of King Arthur from Elgar * A Bach pilgrimage in Kent. The Estonian conductor Neeme Jarvi … Continue reading →

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Posted in QR Home | Tagged Edward Elgar, Johann Halvorsen, Neeme Jarvi, Stuart Millson | 1 Comment

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