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Sitting in on a Philharmonia rehearsal
As many of you will know, the world-famous Philharmonia has a residency at the Marlowe Theatre, giving five concerts in the 2012-2013 season. Last Saturday they performed Elgar’s Enigma Variations which the University Symphony Orchestra will also be playing in … Continue reading →
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Tagged Elgar, Enigma Variations, Marlowe Theatre, Michael Collins, Mozart, Philharmonia
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