Tag Archives: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

ENDNOTES, January 2022

Posted on January 5, 2022 by leslie

ENDNOTES, January 2022 In this edition; Stuart Millson on composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor When one thinks of English music, one thinks immediately of Edward Elgar, or Ralph Vaughan Williams: figures who represent a very rooted, ancestrally-determined Englishness. Few people realise, however, … Continue reading →

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ENDNOTES, January 2016

Posted on January 24, 2016 by leslie

ENDNOTES, January 2016 In this edition: Tribute to Pierre Boulez * Brahms at the Barbican * Romantic English violin concertos from Tasmin Little * Enescu chamber works The classical music world was in mourning earlier this month with the announcement … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Matters, ENDNOTES:Music, QR Home | Tagged BBC Symphony Orchestra, Brahms, George Enescu, Pierre Boulez, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Schubert Ensemble, Semyon Bychkov, Tasmin Little | 1 Comment

ENDNOTES – Chamber cornucopia

Posted on February 3, 2014 by Derek Turner

ENDNOTES CHAMBER CORNUCOPIA Brodsky Quartet at Kings Place * Overtures galore from Victorian and Edwardian Britain * Delius from Norway * Schubert and Hummel from Finchcocks Classical Music Editor STUART MILLSON savours a varied musical menu Kings Place, the newest … Continue reading →