some LANDSCAPES

I thought it was time to bring back my regular surveys of 'landscape music', having had a couple of years off.  The last one I did ...

So it seems I have now been writing this blog for exactly ten years.  If I had considered this when I started and realised it was going t...

Last Sunday we were at the Sir John Soane church at Bethnal Green for the third and final performance of 'Landscape', three set...

You might feel you have read enough about Landmarks over the last few days - an essay by Robert Macfarlane in The Guardian introducin...

We were at St Luke's on Sunday, the converted church near the Barbican which we last visited to hear Terje Isungset play his ice ...

This is my annual post on landscape music - the earlier ones (with apologies for a few dead links now) are here: 2010 , 2011 , 2012 .  I d...

Seamus Heaney has died and, if I may borrow some links from Arts & Letters Daily , you can read tributes everywhere:  NY Times , Iris...

Reading this new Corbel Stone Press journal I was fascinated by a selection of short extracts from Fluss ohne Ufer (Shoreless River), a ...