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What a wonderful time we had at Gladstone P Museum of Pottery in #StokeOnTrent yesterday. Rachel Shenton recommended it, not least because her nan and grandad and aunt and uncle all worked and met at the factory. This is the mould store. Big Sir John Soane Museum vibes

One does not simply walk into Mordor

I’d love to watch a production of Henry V that went full in with the patriotism. It would be so novel & subversive…

Tom Holland You need the Walton version. I did at at the Last Night of the Proms in 2002. No subtlety, none of the boring bits - just the Best Of speeches and some of the most stirring and patriotic music ever written

Oh to have the Irish crochet skills of Miss Mary Boyle of Armagh!

New scores!! More than 100 years after their premiere (those scores are unfortunately lost) the complete group of Sacred Partsongs by Ethel Smyth has been published! Our thanks to editor, Maks Adach, for his skill and patience, and to Anna Williams for her beautiful engravings

BREAKING: In a stunning moment, attendees of the Trump rally (however few that were there to begin with) have begun to trickle out while Donald Trump is speaking. Retweet so all Americans see this and know even Republicans are fed up with Trump’s BS.

The German sense of humour is woefully underrated

🎶 Locus iste in rehearsal with Owain Park. Tonight is all about Bruckner as we present three of his most radiant motets, before Berliner Philharmoniker and Kirill Petrenko perform his Fifth Symphony. #BBCProms 🎧 Listen on BBC Radio 3 and BBC Sounds from 7:30PM: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

How many ways can you fall off the Albert Hall stage? – and other thoughts running through my head before conducting for the first time BBC Proms. Bruckner motets before Berlin Phil play his fifth symphony. Listen in from 7.30pm this evening. 📻

⭐Out now⭐ Organist Matthew Owens continues his major exploration of the organ works of Pachelbel with this 3rd volume. Stream now on Apple Music #AppleMusicClassical or wherever you get your music 👉 orcd.co/d1anvyy Buy the CD 👉 bit.ly/3X7FYGl

A reminder that Elizabeth Maconchy's 'Nowell, Nowell, Nowell' is now available from us as a printed octavo (in B5 and 'zoomed' size). Sales of this work are raising money directly to enable the publication of Maconchy's upper voices setting of R Herrick's poem 'Down with the

Most Americans agree that these migrants should be deported

We're always up-front here at Multitude of Voyces: We are disappointed by sales of our lovely Poston and Smyth printed publications. To encourage you along we're running a flash sale this week only (offer can be removed at any time); see multitudeofvoyces.co.uk/order-form-pri… for details!

Why did we stop building things like this?

Brand new podcast with the brilliant Mark O’Brien. Mentions to Robert Quinney, @gjackson3, #DanielBeilschmidt, J van Oortmerssen, Judith Bingham OBE, John Scott Whiteley. Vol 6 of the Orgelbüchlein Project now in preparation for release next year. buzzsprout.com/2278771/episod…

Well, it’s not everyday you get to play a piece about Dr. Johnson in Dr. Johnson’s very house! Looking forward to performing Judith Bingham OBE’s fantastically clever and funny Hodge once again with James Gilchrist

Much enjoyed playing a lunchtime recital at the new Laidlaw Music Centre at St Andrews - beautiful organ, astonishing acoustic & hi-tech streaming. Music by Bingham, Bach, Mendelssohn, Oortmerssen, MacMillan, Stölzel & Maxwell Davies. Watch back here: youtube.com/live/ISzQuITG1…

I’m deeply saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Ronald Corp who was a good friend and colleague. A very gifted man combining Priesthood with fine musicianship. Particular commiserations to his friends, close family and his beloved Highgate Choral Society

Very sad indeed to hear of the death of Matthew Best. An extraordinary musician whose early recording with the Corydon Singers of Howells’s Requiem was inspirational for me all those years ago. RIP.