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THE GRAMOPHONE MONTH |
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This month is particularly exciting for us, as we celebrate 90 years since Sir Compton Mackenzie launched Gramophone. The past nine decades have seen both music technology and the classical repertoire transformed in ways our founder could never have imagined – and yet we hope he would find much that is familiar in our aim of bringing the most expert, insightful and enjoyable writing about classical music to our readers today. Our anniversary issue – out now – explores how we’ve covered those 90 years, looking back to 1923, forwards to the future, and at how we’ve covered the many musical milestones between. We hope you enjoy it! |
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NEWS |
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Following the success of last year’s BMW LSO Open Air Classics event, the London Symphony Orchestra will return to Trafalgar Square to give another free performance this May. |
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THE GRAMOPHONE PLAYER |
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This month on the Gramophone Player |
The Gramophone Player opens with an excerpt from the April issue’s Recording of the Month: Schubert's Winterreise performed by bass Matthew Rose with Gary Matthewman accompanying (Stone Records). Also featured on this month's player are the Ebène Quartet playing Fanny Mendelssohn (Virgin Classics), Lisa Batiashvili and Alice Sara Ott playing Clara Schumann's Romances (DG), and a recording of Benjamin Britten's The Rape of Lucretia from Aldeburgh, conducted by Oliver Knussen (Virgin Classics). |
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FROM THE WEBSITE |
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ADVANCE REVIEW |
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'Tine' |
Tine Thing Helseth and Kathryn Stott perform compositions and transcriptions for trumpet and piano. |
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Sir John Eliot Gardiner’s Bach Marathon |
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Recipients of Gramophone's newsletter can enjoy all this at half price. Simply quote the code 12642 when booking on the Royal Albert Hall website or by telephone on 0845 401 5045.
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