““We have WELSH composers. All my life I have wanted to put the Welsh composer on the map and I was determined to do something about it.” - John Edwards
Following the example of John Edwards, founder of the Welsh Music Guild, we seek to promote the work of Welsh composers and to encourage Welsh performers to programme their music and to take it out to the world
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Alun Hoddinott, born on this day in 1929 - this radio interview was part of BBC Wales's year-long celebration of his music to make his 75th birthday.
CHRISTOPHER PAINTER: Invisible Cities
First performed on this date in 1999 at St Asaph Cathedral by the National Youth Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Christopher Adey.
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I've added my tribute to @HoddinottAlun, written for the opening of BBC Hoddinott Hall - with many added links and some music links (including too radio interviews with Alun) to my website. There's still some work to do but it's 99% there.
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Rd 3 Group 14. Humphrey Searle’s Overture to a Drama, Christopher Painter’s Cardiff Festival Overture, Ralph Vaughan Williams’ The Wasps Overture & Arnold Bax’s Work in Progress (Overture). @schottmusic@Mab_Taliesin@RVWSociety @rybergadams #britovecup#classicalpoll
Rd 2 Group 11. Christopher Painter’s Cardiff Festival Overture, Edmund Rubbra’s Resurgam, John Foulds’ Keltic Overture & Havergal Brian’s Preludio Tragico from The Cenci. @Mab_Taliesin@havergal_brian#britovecup#classicalpoll
Today is the fifteenth anniversary of the passing of @HoddinottAlun (11.08.29 - 11.03-08). My tribute, written to mark the opening of BBC Hoddinott Hall, the home of @BBCNOW
Cysga yn dawel Alun
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