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Brighton Fringe: Organ Music at St. Bart’s – Alan Ireland

- 8 June 2021

These lunchtime recitals are brilliant! Today we were treated to an hour of composers born...

- 6 June 2021

After the Covid break, Brighton Early Music Festival’s devotees mustered again joyfully in a novel...

- 2 June 2021

Covid restrictions have generated a real hunger for live music so this year’s recitals began...

- 27 May 2021

When a play becomes a film and that film is populated by stars creating iconic...

- 18 May 2021

I felt special, the whole socially-distanced audience, the ushers and the performers felt it too...

- 6 May 2021

Thirty years of festival going here in Brighton and Hove means that I have seen...

- 14 April 2021

I was beginning to worry that I had lost the habit of going to concerts....

- 15 February 2021

Like most bullies, Henry VIII was a notorious failure at romance and ultimately not good...

- 9 February 2021

Confident as I am in the kitchen there is an area of cuisine that I...

- 3 November 2020

Joglaresa romp through medieval music with an energy and enthusiasm that gives no quarter. The...

- 31 October 2020

James Duncan, the Learning & Engagement Officer from the Sussex Wildlife Trust, an authority on...

- 31 October 2020

The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments were bound to come up with something interesting...