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The hole truth: review of 'The early Baroque era: from the 16th century to the 1660s' by Curtis Price; 'The late Baroque era: from the 1680s to 1740' by George J. Buelow; 'Baroque music from Monteverdi to Handel' by Nicholas Anderson
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Book review: 'Catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre de Albert Roussel' [Descriptive catalogue of Albert Roussel's works] by Nicole Labelle
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Ohana on Ohana: an English interview
No full textAn interview with the composer Maurice Ohana (1913-1992)
Ferneyhough at fifty
No full textDavid Wright reconsiders the music and the issues surrounding this controversial figure in the year of the composer's 50th birthday
The sackbut and pre-Reformation English church music
No full textExamines sackbut use in 16th-c. England and its possible repertoire. Although a substantial number of sackbut players worked in England at that time, no music is explicitly linked with the trombone
A style too far? (Recording review)
No full textRecordings reviewed: String Quartet No.1 by Philip Cashian; Songs and Dances from a Haunted Place by Martin Butler; String Quartet (Winter Landscape with Skaters and Birdtrap) by David Nicholls; Piano Trio by Berthold Goldschmidt; Piano Trio by David Matthews; Piano Trio by Malcolm Lipkin; Solstice of Light: Five Carols, Hymn to the Word of God by Maxwell Davies, Choir of King's College, Cambridge, Christopher Hughes, Cleobury; Sing, Ariel; The Mouse Metamorphosed into a Maid by Alexander Goehr, Lucy Shelton, Eileen Hulse, Sarah Leonard, Instrumental Ensemble, Knussen; Cantiga by David Matthews; Seven Early Songs by Mahler, David Matthews, Colin Matthews, Jill Gomez, Bournemouth Sinfonietta, Carewe; Equalisation for Brass Quintet and Live Electronics: Sonata for Cello, Piano, Seven Wind Instruments and Percussion by Tim Souster, Equale Brass Quintet, The Nash Ensemble, Friend; The Whale by John Tavener, The London Sinfometta and Chorus, Atherton; We Shall See Him as He Is by John Tavener, Patricia Rozario, John Mark Ainsley, Andrew Murgatroyd, The Britten Singers, Chester Festival Chorus, BBC Welsh Symphony and Chorus, Hickox; Mary of Egypt by John Tavener, Patricia Rozario, Stephen Varcoe, Chloe Goodchild, Choristers of Ely Cathedral, Britten-Pears Chamber Choir, Aldeburgh Festival Ensemble, Frien