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‘We’re a down-to-earth bunch who just happen to like singing in a high register,’ he said of himself and his fellow countertenors

Today's Water Cooler: Open Thread

The rhythms and rituals of rural life have seldom been conspicuous in British cinema. But in this feature from our August 2010 issue, Rob Young looks back to feature films of the 1960s and 70s, and to documentaries across the decades, and finds that traces of the ‘old, weird Britain’ can still be unearthed.

In celebration of the singer’s 80th birthday, Edward Breen looks back on a long and splendid career which established the countertenor voice in mainstream musical life

From shore to shore 9:40, 4th February 2021 An eagle eye for talent-spotting and an insistence on high standards were just two of the qualities that distinguished Mander Organs. Paul Hale looks back on the development of the firm, which, from its workshop in the east end of London, supplied new organs around the globe and took on some awe-inspiring restoration challenges Many readers will have read this announcement: H. Browne and Sons is proud to announce that it has ...