The previous Prom I'd seen this summer was the Death Prom where we Londoners were assured that should we attempt to take a trip to a concert we would either be fried by the merciless rays of our nearest star or asphyxiated by the ferocious heat of our subterranean network.
Mules and Stott. 24 hours in the capital's live music scene.
Indifference versus the cockmonster. Oh, and lots of wine.
A brief review of an excellent concert at the Wallace Collection by the City Music Foundation. There's a link to their website, where you can find out about the rest of this week's program.
World class Rembrandt and a really intriguing collection of artists' postcards.
A short post on Thomas Lis' outstanding performance of #Chopin at Westminster Cathedral Hall. One of the best performances I've seen so far this year. This in contrast to Matt Helders' woeful turn at King Tut's.
Coming to a brief spell of teaching at De Montfort I thought it might be of use to the casual cultured visitor to point out some of the less well-known elements of Leicester that are worthy of consideration.
First class service and well-executed food make for a winning combination in the dungeons of the Wigmore.
Pizza and jazz. Nice.
Arguing for a landmark museum of classical music in the City of London.
A London Journal 