It is hard to find the words to express my debt to the NHS for saving my life. The efforts of millions of people across this country to stay home are worth it. Together we will overcome this challenge, as we have overcome so many challenges in the past. #StayHomeSaveLives

Thanks @Fox4kc and to the athlete, musician, journalist & novelist Matt Stewart for covering our concert tonight & our work supporting KC non-profits during this time. Honoured to live in a city which supports its culture Mayor Q facebook.com/opus76quartet/…

Wonderful – Stephen Hough to donate all royalties from his new Beethoven album to @HelpMusiciansUK... gramophone.co.uk/classical-musi…

We honoured those working on the front lines against this Pandemic last night, opening our online recital with a special performance of the National Anthem. With our best wishes from Kansas City Mayor Q The White House - Stay Strong!

Which conductor wins the Pastoral wars? slippedisc.com/2020/04/which-…

Our latest Podcast: Haydn - from Poverty to Parnassus. With a live recorded performance of his op.76 no. 1, recorded by us just last week: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

This week's episode of our "Keeping Score" podcast is out now: A Hungarian, Beethoven & Eccentricity. Feat. an interview with our violinist Zsolt Eder & us playing op.135 Eduard Habsburg - you might enjoy this one 😉 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Here's how we continue performing during the Coronavirus Pandemic, and what we think of Classical Music's place in society: facebook.com/opus76quartet/…

This week on our "Keeping Score" podcast - Haydn op.76 no.3 and an interview with our Violist, Ashley Stanfield: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Here are six specific ways in which you can help the performing arts in KC: without leaving the house. In the past quarter-century, this city has transformed itself from hick to hip, largely because of long-overdue growth in the arts. Don't let this slide! bit.ly/3fMqjGc

This week’s podcast episode: Beethoven op.18/6 and an interview with our ‘cellist, Sascha Groschang: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

One of many instructional videos Swedish #luthier Peter Westerlund is releasing to showcase the techniques he uses in the workshop. Here he is employing a 'unique' arching method that does away with templates and relies on the maker's own ears... bit.ly/2yJBa31

We are having a live, in person concert on June 5th in Kansas City. Here's why: facebook.com/opus76quartet/…

A real pleasure to discuss religion and music in America and the UK post Coronavirus with ⁦Damian Thompson⁩ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hol…

Also, violinist Keith Stanfield of the The Opus 76 Quartet not only talks brilliantly about American Catholicism but gives us a hideous glimpse of US worship songs as performed by @catholicew groupies. spectator.co.uk/podcast/americ…

Our podcast this week is about Finding the Perfect Time for Haydn: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

We're bringing performances for live audiences back to Kansas City on June 5th. Here's a taste of what you can experience. Tickets at opus76.org facebook.com/opus76quartet/…

Fantastic initiative by the glorious The Opus 76 Quartet: How to put on a live concert in the time of Covid-19 thestrad.com/playing-and-te…

Now Brooks Brothers has filed for bankruptcy. Sad, but they messed up their magic formula. Here’s a piece I wrote for Spectator Life: life.spectator.co.uk/articles/right…

My review of recent Beethoven piano sonata cycles for the @Spectator. One new cycle sweeps all before it – by a 77-year-old pianist with astonishing technique and a magisterial grasp of Beethoven’s structures.