Have the years of the Queen's reign given us any culture worth keeping?
The first Elizabethan age produced Shakespeare, Byrd and timeless architecture. The second has given us ugly tower-blocks and Ian McEwan
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The first Elizabethan age produced Shakespeare, Byrd and timeless architecture. The second has given us ugly tower-blocks and Ian McEwan
Jonathan Dodd is back with a music review from last weekend’s Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra concert
After the extraordinary musical developments of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven the composition of a symphony became a daunting challenge, for many years the ultimate challenge for any composer. Many rose magnificently to that challenge, not least Brahms, Mahler, Sibelius and Shostakovich
Avoid disappointment by booking now to see a gifted violinist premiere this "superb work that deserves more frequent outings"
THE Orchestra of the Light Music Society is back. And is proud to present another thrilling afternoon concert at Christ Church, Skipton, by young…