| The Independent 1995 Edward Seckerson |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A symphony is like the world: it must embrace everything. (Mahler's symphonies; first in occasional series examining how the masterpieces of the past can be reinterpreted) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| Attack! Attack! (conductor Sir Georg Solti)(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| 'Beethoven was always too much. He's not slightly anything, he's very everything ... It takes its toll. Preparing this music, conducting it, playing it, you feel yourself stretched on some kind of psychological rack.' (conductor Sir Simon Rattle prepares to complete his first Beethoven symphony cycle)(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| But seriously. (Paul McCartney also writes classical music)(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| From opera to cabaret to film scores, Richard Rodney Bennett is master of them all.(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| Is this man the next Pavarotti? (Roberto Alagna) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| Lipstick on her collar. (opera singer Jill Gomez)(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| Long live the queen. (Harvey Milk, former mayor of San Francisco, becomes the subject of an opera) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| Once, Andre Previn made headlines. He even made Madame Tussauds. Now he just makes music. What a relief. | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| She loves wrestling, she surfs the Internet, and she warms up to Meat Loaf. But she never, ever listens to herself sing. (Jane Eaglen)(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| Ted's excellent adventure. (Ted Perry, founder of Hyperion Records)(Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
| The man who wouldn't be king. (conductor Sir Colin Davis) (Interview) | Retail industry | Edward Seckerson |
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