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  1. The Great Grumpy Gaboon: a chat with Jay Capperauld and Corrina Campbell

    30 December 2024

    What is a Gaboon, and why is it grumpy? We chatted to the creators of our new Family Festival to find out ...
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  2. Read and Draw The Great Grumpy Gaboon

    30 December 2024

    Read the story and watch as Corrina Campbell shows you how to draw The Great Grumpy Gaboon
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  3. The trumpet concerto

    23 December 2024

    Our series on the concerto finally turns its attention to the brass family, and there are many more for trumpet than you might expect.
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  4. The violin concerto

    16 December 2024

    We've reached the violin in our series on the concerto, and there's no end of them! (You might want to pour yourself a cup of tea for this.)
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  5. Rachel Podger: "I'm especially fond of the Polonaise in the First Brandenburg Concerto"

    9 December 2024

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  6. SCO players in the spotlight: solo recordings

    2 December 2024

    Some Christmas present ideas for the music-lover.
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  7. Farewell to Nikita!

    26 November 2024

    It is with sadness that we bid a fond farewell to Principal Double Bass, Nikita Naumov.
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  8. The waltz goes international

    25 November 2024

    We look at what happened when composers outside Austria turned their hands to the waltz ...
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  9. The story behind Silent Night and other carols

    18 November 2024

    The history of Christmas carols is long and surprisingly varied - we look at a few of them.
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  10. The clarinet concerto

    11 November 2024

    It's the clarinet's turn to step centre-stage for a look at their concerto repertoire. It's possible Mozart is mentioned!
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  11. Composer Andrea Tarrodi leaning forward with one arm resting on a surface and her face resting on the palm of her other hand.

    Digital Season: Andrea Tarrodi Serenade in Seven Colours

    6 November 2024

    Read the programme note for our online performance of Tarrodi's Serenade in Seven Colours.
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  12. The search for Beethoven's successor

    4 November 2024

    Beethoven died in 1827. Who would be worthy to take on his mantle?
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