Guest review by Michael Johnson It is a rare occurrence for me to slide a CD into my player and fall immediately under the spell of haunting, hypnotic music I had never heard before. But “Anima Mea” (La Musica LMU 094), performed by the Pascal Trio and the young counter-tenor Paul Figuier, did just that.…

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29.03.2025

Exploring the Living Voices Project – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

'I love working with words – almost all the music I compose is to be sung'

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02.04.2025

Contemporary Poetry Meets Choral Music in Living Voices – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Living Voices is a new collection of ten inspiring choral pieces composed by Russell Hepplewhite. This innovative project brings together the talents of Hepplewhite and ten of Britain’s most outstanding contemporary poets, each commissioned to create poetic responses to our world today.

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02.04.2025

Reimaginings and Transcriptions: Vivaldi and Bach in London – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

The penultimate weekend in March saw me in London for two exceptional concerts in particularly lovely settings. The experience was enhanced by the company of friends and a delicious meal with a wonderful view across Smithfield (former meat market, now the new site for the Museum of London) to St Paul's cathedral. A Season to…

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Exploring the Living Voices Project – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Contemporary Poetry Meets Choral Music in Living Voices – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Reimaginings and Transcriptions: Vivaldi and Bach in London – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

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