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And now…the end is near..
Finally, after almost two weeks away, we are back home. In fact, it’s longer than two weeks because this trip came straight on the back of Edinburgh and Lucerne/Salzburg. A grand total of 20 concerts in 26 days. Upstairs at … Continue reading
Posted in European festivals September 2012, Gareth Davies
Tagged Andy Murray, beethoven, Bonn, classical music, concert, flute, Gareth Davies, london symphony orchestra, LSO, MTT, symphony, tour
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The line of beauty
This is a very hard trip indeed. Somebody told me that we have done 20 concerts in 26 days in many different countries since we came back for the closing ceremony of the Olympics. I would like some clean clothes, … Continue reading
Eurovision
Only 17 hours after arriving home from Tallinn, I am walking out of my front door again, with a fresh set of clothes you’ll be pleased to know, going to Heathrow airport. I think so anyway. As I get in … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Europe May 2009, Gareth Davies
Tagged arts, beethoven, classical music, cologne, concert, culture, Daytona, Eurovision, flute, frankfurt, Gareth Davies, germany, instruments, london symphony orchestra, LSO, music, musicians, orchestra, Prokofiev, symphony, tour, Valery Gergiev
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Chez mon ou?
After C.S. lewis decorated my back garden last week, Paris seems rather drab. We arrived yesterday to a grey and miserable city, cloaked in a wet blanket of cloud; despite the travel nightmare which was last week in London, I … Continue reading
Posted in France/Germany February 2009, Gareth Davies
Tagged arts, beethoven, C S Lewis, cello, classical music, concert, culture, essen, france, instruments, john eliot gardiner, london symphony orchestra, LSO, music, musicians, orchestra, Paris, snow, symphony, tour, travel, vibrato, violin
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LSO on Tour 