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2. 'OUR TRUE NORTH': WALTON'S FIRST SYMPHONY, SIBELIANISM, AND THE NATIONALIZATION OF MODERNISM IN ENGLAND.

Author

Harper-Scott, J. P. E.

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *CRITICISM, *MODERNIST music, *MUSICAL composition, *PEDAL point, *GOVERNMENT ownership, *AUTHORS & music, *MUSIC
Abstract

The article presents a discussion and criticism on Walton's First Symphony which was critically perceived to be a Sibelian work. It notes that the inter-war English idolization of Sibelius may assist in explaining why Walton used characteristic Sibelian procedures such as rotational form, focus on a sound-sheet, and heavy dependence on pedal points for structural purposes. It mentions that after introducing an analysis of the Sibelian technology of Walton's work beside discussion of its thematic interventions of late modernism.

Published
2008
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3. ON THE PROCESS OF COMING INTO EXISTENCE.

Author

Galton, Antony

Subjects
*LAW, *DATABASES, *IDENTITY (Philosophical concept), *RAILROAD tunnels, *SYMPHONY, CHANNEL Tunnel (Coquelles, France, & Folkestone, England)
Abstract

The article discusses the statute law database which stresses the process of coming into existence, and presents the properties of the statute law database. The author also explores on the process by which a hole comes into existence, emphasizing one-entrance hole and two-entrance hole, such as the Channel Tunnel joining England to France. He likewise highlights the role of identity to identify the process of coming into existence. The comparison between the third symphony of composer Edward Elgar and the eight symphony of composer Franz Schubert is considered.

Published
2006

4. The Colchester partbooks.

Author

Holman, Peter

Subjects
*ENGLISH part songs, *CONCERTO, *SYMPHONY, *MUSIC history, *MANNERS & customs
Abstract

Deals with eighteenth-century printed part-books of concertos and symphonies. Part of musical history of the town of Colchester in England; Importance of the Colchester part-books; Evidence in the will of George Wegg; Reflection of the taste of Colchester musicians.

Published
2000
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5. Overview: English Symphonies.

Author

Hecht, Roger

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *MUSIC history
Abstract

Presents an overview of English symphonies. Major English symphonists; Characteristic of English music; Disparity between the British and the American approaches to English symphony.

Published
2000

6. The 'Gothic' and the Symphonies of Walton.

Author

Brabbins, Martyn

Subjects
*CONDUCTORS (Musicians), *MUSIC conducting, *SYMPHONY, *MUSIC festivals
Abstract

The author discusses some of the challenges he faces as conductor of the premiere of Havergal Brian's "Gothic" symphony at the Night of the Proms music festival at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England on July 17, 2011. He also talks about his recording of William Walton's "Symphonies" with the BBC Scottish Orchestra for Hyperion, which will be released in July 2011. The author describes his approach to understanding "Gothic," which includes trying to understand what Brian was attempting to do with his composition.

Published
2011

7. "Making music is a social contract".

Subjects
*COMPOSERS, *SYMPHONY, *MUSIC education
Abstract

The article profiles British composer and Master of the Queen's Music Peter Maxwell Davies, as of 2014. It discusses his "Symphony No. 10," which will premiere in February 2014, as well as prior works including "Eight Songs for a Mad King" and "Farewell to Stromness." Comments from Davies are presented on topics including becoming acquainted with Queen Elizabeth II and music education in Great Britain.

Published
2014

8. Bohemians All.

Subjects
*CONDUCTORS (Musicians), *SYMPHONY
Abstract

The author discusses how Czech conductor Jirí Belohlávek will approach late-Romantic composer Gustav Mahler's Eighth Symphony as part of the opening of the BBC Proms Season in 2010 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England. Belohlávek says that the Eighth Symphony is the highlight of the BBC concerts this season, but he is also pleased to deliver the music of Bohemian composer Bohuslav Martinu. He adds that he is called upon to conduct new works for 2011 as chief conductor of BBC Symphony Orchestra.

Published
2010

9. Big bang theory.

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *CHOIRS (Musical groups)
Abstract

In this article, the author discusses the musical works of British symphony writer Havergal Brian. He focuses on the monumental attribute of Brian's "The Gothic" symphony which is a two-part choral with a powerful ensemble of voice range and an subtle quality to its musical variety. Also highlighted are the performances of various choral including the Ole Schmidt in London, England and Naxos in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Published
2011

10. Worlds without end.

Author

Porter, Andrew

Subjects
*PROMS, *SYMPHONY, *PERFORMANCE
Abstract

Reviews two symphonies performed at the 2000 BBC Proms in Albert Hall, London, England. 'Seventh Symphony,' by Peter Maxwell Davies; 'Violin Concerto,' by James Dillon.

Published
2000

11. Time's true colours.

Author

Porter, Andrew

Subjects
*PROMS, *SYMPHONY, *PERFORMANCE
Abstract

Reviews the performance of Robin Holloway at the 2000 BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England.

Published
2000

12. For Sale: Beethoven's Scribbles on the Ninth.

Author

Oestreich, James R.

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *SCHOLARS
Abstract

Discusses the sale of the manuscript of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Manuscript that will be auctioned by Sotheby's in London; Comments from Robert S. Winter, a Beethoven scholar; Hopes that the manuscript will remain available to scholars.

Published
2003

13. Hallé's Sibelius at Bridgewater Hall.

Author

Byrne, John

Subjects
*CONCERTS, *SYMPHONY
Abstract

The article reviews the concert of the Hall&eacute Orchestra at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, England on November 22, 2007.

Published
2008

14. Guide to Records: ELGAR.

Author

McKelvey, John

Subjects
*SYMPHONY orchestras, *SYMPHONY
Abstract

Reviews the music recording 'Symphonies,' performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and Colin Davis.

Published
2002

15. Symphony No. 9/Symphony No. 9 (Music).

Author

Conly, John M.

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *SYMPHONY orchestras
Abstract

Reviews the music releases 'Beethoven: Symphony No. 9' and 'Symphony No. 8,' by Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde Chorus and Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Herbert von Karajan featuring Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Marga Hoffgen, Ernst Hafliger and Otto Edelmann.

Published
1956

16. McCabe Labyrinth Symphony.

Author

Whitehouse, Richard

Subjects
*SYMPHONY
Abstract

The article reviews the premiere of the symphony "Labyrinth," composed by John McCabe and performed by the Kensington Symphony Orchestra with conductor Russell Keable at Saint John's, Smith Square in London, England on November 23, 2009.

Published
2010

17. Philip Sawyers' New Symphony at the Sydenham Music Festival.

Author

Matthew-Walker, Robert

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *ORCHESTRAL music, *MUSIC festivals
Abstract

The article reviews the performance of the musical piece Symphony No. 2 composed by Philip Sawyers and performed during the tenth Sydenham International Music Festival on June 15, 2008 by the London Mozart Players under Robert Trory at St. Bartholomew's church.

Published
2008

18. Second Symphony (Music release).

Author

Kupferberg, Herbert

Subjects
*SYMPHONY, *ORCHESTRAL music, *SOUND recordings, *SYMPHONY orchestras
Abstract

Reviews the music recording 'Tippett: Second Symphony,' by Colin Davis conducting the London Symphony Orchestra.

Published
1969

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