Throwback to last year’s podcast with Tim Worthington Tim Worthington has a new book out called The Golden Age Of Children’s TV – all about the best, worst and most just plain baffling shows you grew up with in the sixties, seventies and eighties – and the lines are open now for an hour of fun, facts,… Continue reading The Golden Age of Children’s TV
Author: Suzy Robinson
Singer, writer, mother, corgi enthusiast
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For square piano, recorders, & modern keyboard.
Touching the fingerprints of ghosts
A few years ago, in a junk shop in North London, I found a square piano masquerading as a display table.
Ave Maria, Bernat Vivancos
The other day I came across a beautiful version of Schubert’s Ave Maria by the Catalan composer, Bernat Vivancos, former Director of Music at L’Escolania de Montserrat. I started reading up on the Escolania and have become rather captivated by this ancient boys’ choir which sings liturgically 365 days a year at the Benedictine monastery… Continue reading Ave Maria, Bernat Vivancos
Les Mystères: attendez l’Époux
Les Mystères: attendez l’Époux New composition by Suzy Robinson #womeninmusic #womencomposers
Mystère pour voix soprano et orgue
Mystère de l’Epoux Composed by Suzy Robinson Sung by Suzy Robinson Organist Ian Coleman words from an 11th century Provençal mystery play in a modern French translation. #womencomposers
Behind the Advent windows: the glamour of carolling
It was one of those lean Christmases where you grab any gig that comes your way…#musicaladvent @adventmusical
My friend, David
Today was David Bevan’s Requiem and I couldn’t be there because I was isolating. This has made me terribly sad so instead I sat at home and wrote about him, drawing on a letter I wrote to him when he retired from the Holy Redeemer a few years ago. I have added to and elaborated… Continue reading My friend, David
Cats, a love story by Margaret Atwood
ON CATS: an anthology
ON CATS: an anthology ON CATS: an anthology — Read on lettersascolours.wordpress.com/2021/10/26/on-cats-an-anthology/
