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The
prime source of Classical music and arts programmes on British radio. This
site is packed with information as are all the BBC sites. It is possible
to hear and even record some programmes you may have missed using the “listen
again” feature |
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ClassicFM
may not be the serious music-lover’s favourite venue but it has introduced
more people to the delights of popular classical music than any other British
radio station |
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an information source on classical music. |
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Classic
Record Collector is now entirely and uniquely run by knowledgeable classical
record enthusiasts, and it exists to serve all collectors who share our
passions and interests.
We
publish articles on great artists of the past; histories of record companies
and labels; tales of rare recordings; interviews with famous producers
and transfer engineers, and much else. We offer collector news from the
UK, the Far East, the USA and Europe; and we provide audio news and surveys
of the latest reproducing equipment in all formats. We review new DVD
and CD issues containing pre-digital material, and we also discuss new
LP and 78rpm re-pressings
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An enormous
musical resource with thousands of links to other websites.
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Farncombe
Estate is situated in the North of the Cotswolds just outside the picturesque
village of Broadway. Set within 300-acres of privately owned parkland, we
offer weekend leisure breaks, day courses and other events all year round.
Our course programme includes a very broad range of subjects - almost anything
from Art to Zen, (but if you can't find what you're looking for, please
do contact us). |
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A
wide range of music (asnd other) courses available on CD or DVD from The
Teaching company in the USA. |
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A
comprehensive source of information om most aspects of classical music
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A
private home theatre in the South of France devoted to showcasing operas
and ballets, classical music concerts and dance programmes in breathtaking
high definition image and sound on
a 330 cm screen.
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What
is this site about?
Well, the name says it all. We will remember singers from the past but we
will also note today’s operatic news and discuss future plans of interest.
Nostalgia items is what we mainly offer though ranging from reviews of cd’s,
books, dvd’s, photos, singer profiles, discographies and much more
dealing with legendary and not so legendary singers of yesteryear and yes,
today as well. |
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A
new and growing label devoted to recordings of live orchestral concerts
given by Eastern European Orchestras in the 1960's and 1970's.
Despite the 40'ish years that have passed the quality of sound is equal
to any recordings available, particularly since the recording engineer utilised
a very special and unique process, known as CNSTR, certified natural sound
technique recording.
By way of promoting these new recordings members of FRMS member societies
can obtain a discount of 20% or alternatively 3 CDs for the price of 2.
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As
composer, arranger and conductor, Farnon is recognised as a giant of British
light music, and the Robert Farnon Society is today a haven for light music
enthusiasts, issuing an especially impressive magazine. |
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The
Journal for the collector of recordings of the great opera singers of the
past. Now in its 64th year of publication. |
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the
label dedicated to producing recordings of the huge amount of top-notch
classical music that the concert halls and major record companies are ignoring.
We bring you revelations from the staggering quantity of good music that
doesn't otherwise get heard, from Renaissance polyphony and Baroque cantatas
via Romantic symphonies to composers once hidden behind the Iron Curtain. |
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This
interactive website aims to provide information and resources to U3A Classical
Music buffs in the UK and kindred organisations abroad. We hope to share
ideas, news and views, and to keep in touch with and discuss what's happening
in the Music world |
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If
you have an event you wish to promote try these two weblinks
http://www.wherecanwego.com/events/signin.aspx?tab=3
http://www.whatson2day.co.uk
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