Senior Lecturer in English Literature, The Open University. Early modern manuscripts and Book History; Walter Ralegh; Elizabeth I; OU modules A233 and A334.
@LoveInner I remember being very struck by his almost tangible link to the orchestra in a CBSO Shostakovich 10 ages ago at the proms, and also being surprised that that closeness didn’t result in an outstanding performance (if that makes sense).
Calling everyone interested in Letters and Literature: the CFP for our free online OU conference, Letters and Literature 1600-2025, is closing soon! Brilliant keynotes: Mel Evans, Jon McGregor, and Emma Clery. Details at https://t.co/FlFOYBRinF
@StevenIsserlis@JoshuaBellMusic First time I heard the Dvorak concerto was JS on an ancient yellow and cream DG LP (with the flap!) inherited from a great aunt—happy memories!
@PetrocTrelawny@BBCRadio3 Thank you for filling the mornings over the years with so much warmth, enthusiasm, charm, inquisitiveness and wisdom, Petroc: you are a very special broadcaster.
@paul_jkrause Yes, my experience too over the years has been that a lot students respond very positively to PL. And it is the most rewarding of texts for teachers (everyone!) to read and reread