Monthly Archives: May 2020

Seminar, 12 May – ‘Sirens’, 642-672

Posted on 24 May, 2020 by Steven Morrison

At the May seminar – or, rather, the first May seminar, details of the next at the bottom – we made good progress and had at least one first for the seminar (I think it’s a first), something that would … Continue reading →

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Seminar, 28 April – ‘Sirens’, 630-641

Posted on 24 May, 2020 by Steven Morrison

At our second April seminar, we began by heading backwards, albeit not very far, to “All is lost now” or ‘Tutto e sciolto‘ in the original (the performance in that link has French subtitles; the auto-translated English version beneath it … Continue reading →

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Seminar, 14 April – ‘Sirens’, 602-629

Posted on 24 May, 2020 by Steven Morrison

Thank you to everyone who attended the second of our online seminars on the 14th of April. Some passing sound problems and the albeit muted presence of the theme tune to The Archers at bang on 7.03 aside, it all … Continue reading →

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Online Seminar, 12 May, 6-8pm (GMT+1)

Posted on 11 May, 2020 by Steven Morrison

The next seminar will take place online tomorrow, 12 May at 6pm. The link to join the session remains the same:https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/c49cbc86f6f84ac390f91ad0252aa9d3 We will continue with ‘Sirens’, Gabler page 224, line 642: ‘- A beautiful air, said Bloom lost Leopold. I … Continue reading →

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