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Beethoven’s new emotional language

by Martin Saving

How Beethoven changed the musical emotional language

Venues – Programme 1

by Donald Grant

Our cycles have begun! First programme – Opus 18,5, Opus 59,1, Opus 131

Our first venue was the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford. Beautiful acoustics and a thrilling venue to be in for our very first concert! Was great to meet …

Beethoven in the Himalaya

by Sara Bitlloch

This summer I spent some time trekking in Ladakh, in the Indian Himalaya. While staying at a guest-house in Leh, the “capital” (which is really nothing more than a big village in the middle of the mountains) I met an …

First all Beethoven programme- Impressions

by Marie Bitlloch

Marie writes about her impressions of performing the first programme.

Podcast with Edward Seckerson

by David Hoskins

Podcast with Edward Seckerson

Summoning the spirit of Schnabel

by Martin Saving

Listening to one of the greatest Beethoven interpreters.

Collection of Historical Annotated String Editions

by Martin Saving

This is a real treasure trove for anyone interested in historically informed performance practice of 19th century music: Professor Clive Brown, Professor Robin Stowell and their collaborators have collected and scanned editions by some of the most distinguished musicians of …

op.130 with op.133 “Grosse Fuge”

by David Hoskins

Just uploaded… a video insight by Sara Bitlloch on Opus 130 with its original Grosse Fuge ending. Well worth following the scores (courtesy of IMSLP.org) which are available for downloading here. full score: Op.130; full score: Op.133 Grosse