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Blogs - Philip Clark

Concerts and events
Philip Clark
Fri 11th November 2011
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Chailly and Harnoncourt conduct Beethoven

Thoughts provoked by two maestros

Concerts and events
Philip Clark
Fri 21st October 2011
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Tony Conrad - the minimalist pioneer time forgot

Explore further at Café Oto

Concerts and events
Philip Clark
Tue 27th September 2011
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How important was music to The Tempest?

Instruments restored to heart of Shakespeare's play

Concerts and events
Philip Clark
Tue 20th September 2011
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Brian Wilson reimagines Gershwin at the Southbank

The former Beach Boy performs by the Thames

Concerts and events
Philip Clark
Tue 21st June 2011
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Ray Davies finds paradise beneath a Waterloo Sunset

"The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society" performed at South Bank

Concerts and events
Philip Clark
Tue 7th June 2011
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Candide returns to the Barbican

Does the satire still bite, 22 years after Bernstein's podium triumph?

Web-exclusive reviews
Philip Clark
Wed 20th October 2010
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‘My Mexican Soul’

Latin American music from a charismatic young conductor

The Gramophone blog
Philip Clark
Thu 15th July 2010
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A Forgettable Duchess

ENO and Punchdrunk serve up a Ghost Train for grown-ups, but the music is merely functional