Dr Hannah Baxter – Page 10 – Notes from the podium

Rev. Bazil Meade MBE on the London Community Gospel Choir

Published on 1st April 20214th October 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Notes from the Podium Members Only Continue reading

(Photo: Errord Jarrett ) 4th February 2021 Rev. Bazil Meade MBE is the pioneer and founder of the UK’s...

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George Jackson on Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro

Published on 19th January 202122nd May 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Public Continue reading

(photo: Maria Bachmann) 17th November 2020 Armed with insatiable artistic curiosity, a true performer’s instincts and the advantages of […]

Issue 15: Conflict and Collaboration

Published on 5th January 20217th January 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Public Continue reading

Happy New Year! I’m delighted to welcome you to Issue 15, which is comprised of three in-depth interviews, one […]

Mark Warman on Scott Walker

Published on 5th January 202122nd May 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Notes from the Podium Members Only Continue reading

(photo: Emma Bullivant) 27th November 2020 Conductor and Orchestrator Mark Warman teaches the craft of Musical Direction at the...

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Dame Jane Glover on Monteverdi’s Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda

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21st October 2020 Acclaimed British conductor Dame Jane Glover has been Music of the Baroque’s Music Director since 2002....

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Thoughts on Conducting during the Pandemic

Published on 30th November 202023rd August 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Public Continue reading

by Nurhan Arman After having conducted two virtual concerts with Sinfonia Toronto I want to share my experience and […]

The Maestro: Benevolent dictator or collegial facilitator?

Published on 21st November 202022nd May 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Public Continue reading

(photo: Robert Workmann) by John Andrews Ivan Hewett recently defended the image of the ‘tyrannical male maestro’ against a […]

Issue 14: Contrasts in the 1930s

Published on 1st October 20201st October 2020 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Public Continue reading

An essential element in every conductor’s education is learning to understand music in its historical context. Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. […]

Barbara Hannigan on Berg’s Lulu Suite

Published on 1st October 202020th June 2021 / Dr Hannah Baxter Posted in Notes from the Podium Members Only Continue reading

(Photo: Marco Borggreve) 10th July 2020 Embodying music with an unparalleled dramatic sensibility, soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan is...

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Sir Andrew Davis on Berg’s Lulu

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22nd July 2020 Sir Andrew Davis is the Music Director and Principal Conductor of the Lyric Opera of Chicago....

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