This tag: Elgar
MUSIC AND ART INSPIRED BY SHAKESPEARE No. 2: Love’s Labours Some Music and Art inspired by Shakespeare’s great love stories, especially Romeo and Juliet but also Othello, Much Ado About Nothing and others. Opening Music – Opening of Act III of Prokofiev’s Ballet “Romeo and Juliet” That music is not the most conventional for a… Read more »
- Posted on: July 20, 2016
- Featured in History, History features, Music, Shakespeare, Shakespeare
- Also tagged American composers, Berlioz, Coleridge-Taylor, English Composer, French composers, Henry Fuseli, Italian composers, Melvyn Bragg's In Our Time, Mendelssohn, Modern history, Opera, Pre-Raphaelites, Richard Dadd, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare400, Tchaikovsky, Women Composers
This tag: Elgar
The Life and Times of King Edward VII This course ran at the City Lit on Saturday 20th February 2016. Edward VII was heir for nearly 60 years and often in conflict with his parents. He had a popular wife and charmed all those he met. When he succeeded he surprised many with his successful reign.… Read more »
This tag: Elgar
This course was run at the City Lit on Saturday 20th October 2012, looking at the four coronations in the twentieth century and the music performed at them to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee. The four coronations between 1902 and 1953 came at interesting times and produced new music that reflected those times. We shall look… Read more »
- Posted on: April 20, 2012
- Featured in History, Kings and Queens, Music, Music features
- Also tagged British Coronations, British Kings and Queens, Choral Music, Edward VII, Elizabeth II, English Composer, French composers, George V, George VI, German composers, Handel, London History, Music for Coronations, Parry, Purcell, Walton