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Sean Shibe on Bach
18th Jun 2020by Katherine Cooper
The eloquent young Scottish guitarist talks to Katherine about his third solo album on Delphian, Pour La Luth Ò Cembal, which was recently described by The Times as 'masterful, beautiful and convincing in every way'.
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Sean Shibe plays Bach Lute Suites
22nd May 2020by David Smith
The award-winning young Scottish guitarist's third solo album on Delphian sees him turn to the music of JS Bach, with a highly varied triple-bill of suites for solo lute.
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Judith Weir on Airs from Another Planet
30th Oct 2019by David Smith
David talks to the composer about the new album of her vocal and instrumental works, just released on Delphian and encompassing a wide range of styles and influences.
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Ed Lyon on his 17th-Century Playlist
26th Sep 2019by Katherine Cooper
The English tenor talks to Katherine about his debut solo album of songs by Landi, Dowland, Lambert, Cavalli and more with Theatre of the Ayre, released tomorrow on Delphian.
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Bojan Čičić on Giovanni Giornovich
2nd Apr 2019by Katherine Cooper
The Croatian violinist talks to Katherine about his recent recording of the volatile violinist-composer's 'London' concertos, released on Delphian last Friday.
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The Foyle-Štšura Duo on Penderecki and Lutosławski
18th Feb 2019by David Smith
David talks to the Duo about their new album exploring chamber works by two Polish twentieth-century giants.
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Rory McCleery on Pater Peccavi
15th Nov 2018by David Smith
The Marian Consort's conductor talks to David about his new recording exploring a fascinating and unique corner of Iberia's musical history.
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Duncan Ferguson on William Mundy
3rd Jul 2018by David Smith
Conductor Duncan Ferguson talks to David about his latest release on Delphian with the choir of St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, which focuses on the majestic choral works of William Mundy.
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Gawain Glenton on Music in a Cold Climate
9th Jan 2018by David Smith
David talks to the director of In Echo about their new recording of music from Hanseatic Europe, plus a world premiere blending old and new idioms.
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Christmas music from Le Concert Spirituel, the Sistine Chapel, and Merton College Oxford
1st Dec 2017by Katherine Cooper
Katherine enjoys a contemplative programme of Advent and Christmas motets from the Vatican choir (plus a very special guest!) and an incisive Messiah with a difference from Hervé Niquet.
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Sean Shibe on Dreams & Fancies
11th Jul 2017by David Smith
David talks to the guitarist about his debut disc of English music for guitar, out on July 21st on Delphian.
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Bojan Čičić performs violin music by Giovanni Stefano Carbonelli
23rd Jun 2017by Katherine Cooper
Katherine listens to the Croatian violinist's sparkling performances of some long-forgotten virtuoso Italian sonatas.
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Bojan Čičić on Carbonelli
8th Jun 2017by Katherine Cooper
The Croatian baroque violinist talks to Katherine about recording the Italian virtuoso's sonate da camera, out later this month on Delphian.
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Nicky Spence on Buxton Orr
4th Apr 2017by Katherine Cooper
Katherine talks to the Scottish tenor about unearthing the songs of the Glasgow-born composer for his new disc on Delphian.
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Roderick Williams on Schubert
13th Sep 2016by Katherine Cooper
Katherine talks to the baritone about the first furlong of his Schubertian odyssey.
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Roderick Williams and Iain Burnside perform Schubert Lieder
19th Aug 2016by Katherine Cooper
Katherine listens to Roderick Williams' Schubert recital disc, with pianist Iain Burnside.
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David Wordsworth on Lennox Berkeley
22nd Jul 2016by Katherine Cooper
The conductor talks to Katherine about the premiere recording of the Stabat mater, out today on Delphian Records.
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In Memoriam David Trendell
30th Jun 2016by David Smith
David talks to Gareth Wilson about The Choir of King's College London's tribute to the choral director, who died in 2014.
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James MacMillan's new work on the Resurrection
24th Jun 2016by David Smith
David listens to James MacMillan's new work on the Resurrection, with the Hebrides Ensemble and Brindley Sherratt.
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James Macmillan on 'Since it was the day of preparation…'
20th Jun 2016by David Smith
David talks to the composer about his new setting of the story of the Resurrection, out on Friday on Delphian.