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Some Brits in New York
Synopsis
On today’s date in 1939, the King and Queen of England were in New York City. Despite the perilous situation back home in Europe, their royal majesties George and Elizabeth Windsor crossed the Atlantic to attend the 1939 World’s Fair, and sample exotic native delights such as a hot dog pi…
“South of the Border”
In this episode, we discuss recordings of “The Huehuetenango Songbook - Music from 16th Century Guatemala” (Glossa) by Jonatan Alvarado & Ariel Abramovich, “20th Century Brazilian Solo Piano Music” (Da Vinci Classics) by Diego Caetano, “Music From the Americas Vol. I: Venezuela!” (Onyx) by The Roy…
Abdulrazak Gurnah, writer
Abdulrazak Gurnah is emeritus Professor of Post-Colonial Literatures at the University of Kent and the 2021 Nobel Prize winner in Literature.
Born in Zanzibar in 1948, the second of six children, Abdulrazak grew up in the dying days of the island’s status as a British protectorate before indepe…
E99: Applying Friction and the Trinity for contemporary War and Peace
Clausewitz’s descriptions of friction, taken with the often antagonistic interplay among his trinity of passion, policy, and probability, keep war in theory separate from war in practice. How does this look in real war? In this episode, I make my best guess about how friction and chaotic trinity m…
“The Devil's Bones”
In this episode, we discuss recordings of, “'Diavolo': Giuseppe Tartini - 6 Violin Sonatas” (Signum) by La Serenissima / Adrian Chandler, “Florence Beatrice Price; Leo Sowerby: Music For String Quartet” (Naxos) by The Avalon String Quartet, “Dani Howard: Orchestral Works” (Rubicon) by The Royal Li…
The Paradoxical Trinity of War (and Peace)
Clausewitz wrote that there are three forces at work when a nation goes to war: “unbridled passion,” reason, and the play of chance and probability. Things only work well when each of these is held in equilibrium by the other two. The people, the government, and the military represent these forces…
Episode 113: Uncovering Ysaÿe’s lost works with violinist Philippe Graffin
If you’ve read our February 2024 issue, you would’ve read our feature on the long-lost work by Ysaÿe, his Poème concertant. Violinist Philippe Graffin has recorded the work that had been undiscovered for more than a century – he joins online editor Davina in this episode to speak about uncovering …
Australia, Date Demands & Phone Sex
This time, you find Vogue & Joanne in their dressing room at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, with some big news for those of you down under! Plus, Sophie Turner, that poor fella on a plane and the demands you could be making on your next date.If you’d like to get in touch, you can send an email t…
Episode 7: Power Not Pity - DaDa Makes Music at Liverpool Philharmonic
DaDa and the Liverpool Philharmonic have been working with young musicians on a composition project; podcaster Tom Walker went along to the celebration event at the Philharmonic Music Room to talk to musicians, organisers, and facilitators about the project.
Power Not Pity is DaDa's regular podc…
Ruth Phillips: Beauty at the Edge of Catastrophe
Enjoy this special gift, a recorded meditation by Ruth Phillips:
Practice 1: Settling
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