tutti talk is our latest email strand and this is the first edition.
We
know music is your passion - it's our passion, too which is why we
want to share with you the thoughts, ideas, events and opportunities
that we hope will interest you.
The first thing to let you know
is that tutti has just launched a facebook page. It's really easy to
find but here's a link for your first visit - www.facebook.com/tutti.co.uk.
Just
in this first week, we have gained nearly 500 followers and are
connected through our friends to nearly 15,000 people. We'd love you to
visit the tutti facebook page and like us.
Looking back to 2012,
we saw the loss of three immensely fine composer - Elliott Carter at
103, Jonathan Harvey, 73 and Richard Rodney Bennett at 76. They all
made unique contributions to 20th and 21st century music and I'm pleased
to say we have examples of their work at tutti.
RRB was of
course well known for his film music, including Far from the Madding
Crowd, Nicholas and Alexandra and Murder on the Orient Express - three
very different cinematic genres. At tutti we have an interesting
recording which couples Bennett's work with that of Ben Britten, Roberto
Gerhard and Elisabeth Lutyens (a much under-rated English composer who
deserves a tutti talk all her own!). You can find the NMC CD here .
Jonathan
Harvey's piano piece, typically tersely titled - ff - was commissioned
as part of the first Spectrum collection for the Associated Board of the
Royal Schools of Music. This is another enterprising NMC recording.
More tutti talk soon, so,
That's it for now . . .
Sarah Rodgers
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