Classical Concerts & Landscapes

Postcards from books available from WH Smith in Gloucester

Lynne Lindner and the Jenny Lind Singers performed to a full St Georges Church in Worcester as part of the Elgar Festival  2025. Included a programme celebrating the works of women composers past and present as well as songs by Edward Elgar.

Worcester Concert Brass conducted by Chris License entertained the shoppers in Worcester this afternoon with a string of well known tunes. Part of the Elgar Festival  2025

The Proteus Ensemble entertained an audience in Pershore Abbey this morning as part of the Elgar Festival  2025. Conductor Stephen Shellard  and his professional singers hail from all over the UK and even have a CD just out.

St Georges Church Worcester was well attended for this relaxed concert given by Stephen Warner and Corinne Frost who are known as the DownsideUp String Duo. This was part of the Elgar Festival  2025. Everyone enjoyed the variety of music played which included well known clap-along and sing-along pieces.

You can now buy from a small selection of canvas prints in the Boston Tea Party in Worcester. You will find just one downstairs but the other eleven canvas prints are upstairs. Canvas prints are scenes from Malvern Hills, Worcester and the odd Wales scene. Available to buy for cash or by using my website and showing a receipt to the cashier. Jessica (Shop Manager) is helping with the installation

Postcards from Worcestershire and Postcards from Herefordshire are now available in WH Smith Great Malvern.

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Michael attended the rehearsal and concert where the choir and soloists performed JS Bach St John Passion. Michael attended the rehearsal and concert where the choir and soloists performed JS Bach's St John Passion. The event was held in Worcester Cathedral, known for its excellent acoustics, which enhanced the rich, intricate harmonies of the music. Samuel Hudson directed from the Harpsichord. Worcester cathedral choir were complemented by soloists Dominic Neville, Giles Und

The reviewed concert took place on 22 March 2025 in Worcester Cathedral, Worcester, UK. The review is by Lucas Ball https://www.classicalmusicdaily.com/2025/03/st-matthew-passion.htm

Ian Venables at Seventy The British composer celebrates with at least twenty-five performances on both sides of the Atlantic Written by...

Michael has been given gallery space upstairs at the Hop Pocket. Here he is able to display some of the huge 120x80 cm canvas prints as well as every other smaller size. This includes mounted prints and framed prints. Framed prints also come in a panoramic frame - especially good for Malvern Hills images. There is a lift to the upstairs section so its no surprise people have been buying the very largest prints. You can find the Hop Pocket just off the A4103 between Hereford a

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image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

Grovely Puzzles had for many years put up with a website designer / hoster who not only took a week to respond to requests but finally...

After framed prints had been hanging on the walls for more time than anyone can remember and zero sales it was decided to have a change....

Alongside her professional work, Grace is completing a Master of Studies in Music at the University of Oxford. As well as performance, this is enabling her to do further research into the relationship between music and neurology, an area of particular interest. Grace is extremely grateful to the Elmley Foundation and the Kathleen Trust for their generous support towards her Oxford studies. Programme: Niccolò Paganini - Cantabile in D major Josef Rheinberger - Suite for Violin

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Building upon the success of my previous postcard books, I am thrilled to announce the release of my latest work focusing on Herefordshire, now available in various shops. This new book offers a captivating collection of unique images showcasing the essence of Oxfordshire. Among the highlights are striking visuals of the renowned Oxford Colleges, providing a glimpse into the rich heritage and culture of the area. Additionally, the book features captivating photographs of Blen

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