SING HER TUNE 6-7pm, Sunday 18th May 2025, St Mary’s Church, Guildford GU1 3UA Corra Sound, conducted by Amy Bebbington Corra Sound, an all-female choir and dedicated advocate for upper voice music, announces its May concert, Sing Her Tune - a unique opportunity to experience a stunning medley of dynamic compositions from some of today's…

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06.05.2025

Thinking about the Mozart Sonata in A, K.V. 331 – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Guest post by pianist Beth Levin Theme - Andante grazioso * Upward, Upward! leaving the ground and ordinary life behind, a steady bass line in 6/8 but flexible, sforzandi mere pin pricks; a statement of simplicity, of purity https://open.spotify.com/track/3AMBAlniMkoHehdRm7dQRg?si=9d0945be09eb448b * * * Variation I Sixteenths everywhere now, a driving bass line 2- note slurs, 3-note…

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13.05.2025

‘Can You Hear Me?’ – Thomas Hewitt Jones’ anthem of kindness still resonates five years after lockdown – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

'Can You Hear Me?' - Thomas Hewitt Jones' anthem of kindness still resonates five years after lockdown

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20.05.2025

Learning to Listen – a Lost Art Recovered – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Ironically, the advent of listening through high-tech recording systems has in some ways been harmful, not helpful, to the modern world of serious music.

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Sing her Tune – Corra Sound premieres remarkable new works for upper voices – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Thinking about the Mozart Sonata in A, K.V. 331 – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

‘Can You Hear Me?’ – Thomas Hewitt Jones’ anthem of kindness still resonates five years after lockdown – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Learning to Listen – a Lost Art Recovered – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

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