Category: Composers

A visit to the Yehudi Menuhin School

By the good fortune of Lilia’s music talent, we took part in the  Open Day in the Yehudi Menuhin school in the village of Stoke d’Abernon in Surrey on 24 October 2017. In some respect, this is a typical English boarding school, but it is also a unique hub of

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Sheringham

The sea side town of Sheringham lies in the middle of Norfolk coastline. Its story is typical for hundreds of coastal towns around the British shores. It is likely that there was a little fishing village there in the Anglo-Saxon times, and when the Vikings came to settle here in

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Ralph Vaughan Williams and Leith Hill Place

St. George being the Patrol Saint of England, his day, 23rd April is duly marked by Classic FM (our favourite radio station) as the day for English composers. They have played lots of them, most hardly known to the general public. Apart from a handful, who are famous internationally, and

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