Saw this, it relates to healthy relationships, and thought how helpful it would be to think about employers in a similar way. What would your green flags be?

Fresh hosta foliage is such a joy this time of year #upmygardenpath

What a joy listening to James Ehnes talking to Catherine Arlidge and then hearing his sublime violin playing with CBSO .Bruckner 7th next - what a treat.

Wonderful to see the utterly superb michael sheen 💙 as Nye Bevan, and celebrating the 100th National Theatre Live film.

James Hogg 🖋 Samuel West 💙💛 Toronto Symphony Sir Andrew Davis singing in a (not-so) traditional speech at the end of the 1992 Last Night of the Proms, at 1h28m14s
youtube.com/watch?v=bkh2B7… and here he is playing the piano in the Cat's Duet of DAME Felicity Lott and Miss Ann Murray in 1996. youtube.com/watch?v=fqxyfE…

I know it's a sad day but Andrew Davis was a joy giver par excellence. To that end, here is the Toronto Symphony surprising the great man on his 75th birthday. This'll make you beam.

God bless Sir Andrew Davis x

Wonderful visit to Wollerton Old Hall Garden - tremendous tulips and peaceful spring displays with lots of bird song. The hot summer beds I saw 4 years ago are incredible. So I’ll be back!

Tried Imperial Fritillaries with Ballerina tulips this year - I think they’re rather fun together. Firewings in the background. Some sunshine at last #upmygardenpath

Drop the Dead Donkey at The Alexandra is great tonic for a Friday evening. Each old cast member was applauded as they came on stage - lovely feeling of affection for their crazy incisive acerbic humour.

Study to examine benefits of time spent in gardens bbc.in/4b4WsVj

The joy of people’s front gardens on my work trips to The National Archives London - this week it’s wisteria.

It was such a privilege to return to Ludlow English Song Weekend 🎶 to hear the premiere of my new song cycle 'Skysongs' 🍃🌧️

Such a privilege to work with the extraordinarily gifted Harriet Burns and Ian Tindale on this new work ☀️

Thank you so much for a superb festival of song.

A precious day in the garden in the sunshine- roses fed and mulched, lots of dead heading and weeding - and enjoying the Pasque flowers, firewing tulips, imperial fritillaries and hostas before the slugs get them #upmygardenpath

Stunning singing & playing. Rock-solid technique allied to great musical intelligence from Harriet Burns Elgan Llŷr Thomas Ian Tindale & compelling new songs Christopher Churcher Everywhere intuitive responses to text communicated clearly in the music

Amazing to be in beautiful Ludlow with a whole day of music ahead. What a great job this is!

First up, it's 'Marching Through Time' with music by Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Tippett & Finzi and the premiere of a new commission from Christopher Churcher!

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Stunning concert by Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra and Schola Cantorum Mozart Requiem and the lovely piano concerto no 22. We’re discovering how much great music there is in Oxford, and Christopher is making the most of all the opportunities.

My new favourite tulip - a peony tulip! At last some sunshine to enjoy the garden #upmygardenpath

Giving the premiere of this fabulous new cycle that Christopher Churcher has written for Ludlow English Song Weekend 🎶 Harriet Burns and I on Saturday 👇

We are pleased to announce that Saul Nassé has been appointed as our new Chief Executive and Keeper and will start end of July.

He takes over from Dr Jeff James who has led The National Archives successfully since 2014.

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Excited for Ludlow English Song Weekend 🎶 next weekend! 🎶

Premiere of my song cycle ‘Skysongs’ commissioned by iain burnside for Harriet Burns and Ian Tindale 🌦️🍃

It has been such an honour to work with these two wonderful musicians. Can’t wait to share this project with the world 🤍