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Thursday Feb 7th, 2013

In conversation with Sally Dunkley

How can modern singers recreate Renaissance music? The Musica Dei donum series by Oxford University Press explores lesser known works of the Renaissance period. Early music specialists and series editors Sally Dunkley and Francis Steele have gone back to the original manuscripts to create authentic editions in a practical format for the 21st century singer. read more »

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Tuesday May 21st, 2013

One hundred years of The Rite of Spring

Meghann Wilhoite on the riotous composition
Saturday May 18th, 2013

The science non-fiction of Commander Chris Hadfield’s ‘Space Oddity’

Friday May 17th, 2013

Dust off your flags … it’s Eurovision time!

The best and worst of Eurovision
Thursday May 16th, 2013

A different approach

Eileen Mack on the clarinet
Wednesday
May 15th, 2013

Musings on the Eurovision Song Contest

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Tuesday
May 14th, 2013

Baseball scoring

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Thursday
May 9th, 2013

Visions of Wagner

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Thursday
May 9th, 2013

The first jukebox musical

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Tuesday
May 7th, 2013

Beatlemania

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Thursday
May 2nd, 2013

The Oi! movement and British punk

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Tuesday
Apr 30th, 2013

“Forever Let Us Hold Our Banner High!”

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Thursday
Apr 25th, 2013

Whose Magic Flute is it, anyway?

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Friday
Apr 19th, 2013

Oxford University Press at the BBC Proms 2013

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Thursday
Apr 18th, 2013

Singing in a choir is like knitting and bingo

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Tuesday
Apr 16th, 2013

Portraying Dusty Springfield on stage and in film

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Thursday
Apr 11th, 2013

Name that dance

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