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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Field and Chopin – Composers of the Week
Tune into BBC Radio 3 this week for Composer of the Week, featuring the music of both Field and Chopin. Weekdays at 12 noon , repeated at 6.30pm. Or listen again here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mslsc
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Tagged Chopin, Field Nocturnes, John Field, Nocturnes
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Of Pianos, Pedals, Pianists – and Tolstoy
In a recent televised interview, the writer Julian Barnes said that of all the pages that were re-written in a novel, the first page was the one that had the most revisions. That seems to apply to the opening of … Continue reading
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