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An Intimate Atmosphere
MALCOLM MILLER attends a special evening featuring two first performances, a promising young French pianist and London's Orpheus Sinfonia Composers Judith Weir and Malcolm Singer were present to introduce the London premières of recent works at a superb concert given by Orpheus Sinfonia under the dynamic baton of Thomas Carroll on 6 October 2026 at St George's, Hanover Square, Handel's church, where the orchestra now has its residency.
Nuanced Sensitivity
MALCOLM MILLER reviews a London gala concert of Vienna-born émigré composers - a triple anniversary for the Austrian Cultural Forum and the Exilarte Center Music by three Vienna-born émigré composers, Hans Gál, Joseph Horovitz and Erich Wolfgang Korngold, formed the stimulating and poignant programme of a gala concert at Chancellor's Hall, Senate House, London, UK on 17 September 2026.
Rhythmic Brilliance
MALCOLM MILLER experiences the first BBC Proms performance of Steve Reich's 'Tehillim' As conductor Colin Currie lifted the score of Steve Reich's Tehillim high in the air, following the final 'Hallelujah' at the late-night Prom [London, UK] on 2 September 2026, the prolonged ovation attested to the power and beauty of a major modern masterpiece, receiving an exhilarating first Proms performance forty-five years after its composition.
Delicately Intoned
MALCOLM MILLER explains how a Renaissance and Baroque evening at the BBC Proms turned into a pop concert There is a special thrill to a live 'in-the-hall' experience which on occasion can result in unrepeatable spontaneity. Just such a case occurred at the Late Night Baroque prom on 21 July 2026 [BBC Proms, London, UK], the Proms debut of the Jupiter Ensemble.
Arnold Whittall (1935-2026) - A Personal Tribute
MALCOLM MILLER pays tribute to the musicologist, analyst and critic whose scholarship helped shape modern music studies in Britain, and who was, for over four decades, a mentor, colleague and a friend Arnold Whittall, who died on 26 May 2026 at the age of ninety, was a scholar, critic and teacher who shaped the intellectual landscape of British musicology for over half a century, deepening our understanding of twentieth- and twenty-first-century music.
Complete Musical Integrity
MALCOLM MILLER reports from London's Royal College of Music on a concert to mark the centenary of British composer Joseph Horovitz To mark the centenary of the Vienna-born British composer and conductor Joseph Horovitz (1926-2022), the website of the Joseph Horovitz Collection and Archive was launched at an inspiring evening of words and music held in the Carne Room of the Royal College of Music (RCM), London, UK, on 6 May 2026.
Fresh and Iconoclastic Readings
MALCOLM MILLER appreciates Robin Ticciati and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment's performances of Mozart's last three symphonies The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment (OAE)'s fresh and zestful interpretations of Mozart's last three symphonies, under the dynamic baton of Robin Ticciati, regaled a capacity audience at the Royal Festival Hall [London, UK] on 26 February 2026, highlighting the music's revolutionary nature and affirming the qualities of the orchestra in its fortieth...
Ensemble. Unheard Voices. Malcolm Miller experiences women composers and their stories
MALCOLM MILLER experiences women composers and their stories It was a special treat to experience 'Unheard Voices - Women Composers and their Stories', a sparkling programme of songs by women composers from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day, introduced and performed by the charismatic duo of Carola Emrich-Fisher, mezzo soprano, with Lara Dodds-Eden, piano.
Articulating Suffering and Sacrifice
MALCOLM MILLER finds empathy, compassion, energy and hope in Julian Dawes' new vocal-instrumental chamber work A new vocal-instrumental chamber work by Julian Dawes, Do Justice, Loving Kindness and Walk Humbly with Your God, received a superb world premiere as the climax of an all-Dawes concert at the 1901 Arts Club [London, UK] on 22 February 2026.
Especially Finely Judged
MALCOLM MILLER writes about three London concerts on the subject of music in exile Our concert repertoire as well as our understanding of the impact of politics on music and migration has been enhanced and expanded by research, rediscovery, restoration and revival of music neglected or suppressed during the Nazi regime.
A Strong Individual Voice
MALCOLM MILLER is impressed with Beethoven and Anton Rubinstein played by British pianist Tyler Hay Tyler Hay gave a superb piano recital, part of the Beethoven Piano Society of Europe's lunchtime concert series, at St James Piccadilly, London, UK on 13 August 2025, offering two large scale sonatas, one the familiar Beethoven Appassionata, and one the unfamiliar Sonata No 1 by the Russian Romantic composer and pianist Anton Rubinstein.
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Fresh and Uniquely Inspiring
MALCOLM MILLER was at London's Royal Festival Hall for music by Mendelssohn and Schumann, played by András Schiff and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Sir András Schiff gave a performance to relish as soloist and conductor with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment [OAE] at a well-filled Royal Festival Hall [London, UK] on 22 May 2025, in a memorable concert featuring works by Schumann and Mendelssohn.
An Uncanny Cool and Relaxed Demeanour
MALCOLM MILLER is impressed by the London recital of young Chinese-Canadian pianist Kevin Chen Cheers and ovations and two encores give some indication of the enthusiasm of the near-capacity audience at Kevin Chen's recital at St John's Smith Square, London, UK, on 15 October 2023.
Energising Freshness and Exuberance
MALCOLM MILLER listens to string quartets by three émigré Austrian-born composers A fascinating glimpse into the vivid musical and cultural lives of three émigré Austrian-born composers was offered in the superb concert, entitled 'Echo of the Unheard', of seldom played string quartets by Walter Bricht (1904-1970), Julius Bürger (1897-1995) and Hans Gál (1890-1987), including a modern premiere, on 22 June 2023 at the Ehrbarsaal in Vienna.
An Act of Love. Malcolm Miller discusses the play 'Dedication'
MALCOLM MILLER discusses the play 'Dedication' Dedication, currently on stage at London's Marylebone Theatre (7-24 June 2023), acted and performed by the American pianist and playwright Roger Peltzman, is a moving multi-media tribute to the memory of his uncle, Norbert Stern, an outstanding pianist whose life and career as a virtuoso pianist was brutally cut short by the Nazis in 1944.
A Curiously Unfamiliar Masterpiece
MALCOLM MILLER is impressed by Hana Mizuta-Spencer's performance of Ernest Bloch's Violin Concerto Ernest Bloch's Violin Concerto is a curiously unfamiliar masterpiece. Whilst it has an illustrious performance and recording history, premiered by Joseph Szigeti in 1938 under Mitropoulos, and subsequently taken up by Yehudi Menuhin who recorded it in the 1960s, with further recordings by leading artists in the 1990s and 2000s, it is seldom encountered in concert.
In Memoriam - Joseph Horovitz (1926-2022)
MALCOLM MILLER writes about the British Vienna-born composer, conductor, pianist and teacher Joseph Horovitz, the composer, conductor, pianist and teacher, famous for his popular cantata Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo, theme music for the TV series Rumpole of the Bailey and many skilful works for Brass Band, died peacefully on 9 February 2022, aged ninety-five.
Patient care and clinical outcomes for patients with COVID-19 infection admitted to African high-care or intensive care units (ACCCOS): a multicentre, prospective, observational cohort study
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Enthralling Sound Colours
MALCOLM MILLER listens to young violinist Michael Foyle's recital of Beethoven, Brahms and Kreisler in London Expressive tone, sense of colour and shading and involvement in the heart of the music are some of the qualities displayed by the young, outstanding violinist Michael Foyle, in a superb recital on Friday 9 April 2021 at St James Piccadilly, partnered excellently by Julian Jacobson.
Happy Birthday Ludwig
Julian Jacobson's BPSE Beethoven birthday recital, reviewed by MALCOLM MILLER Pianistic passion, pathos and poetry were some of the qualities to enjoy in an all-Beethoven recital given by Julian Jacobson, Chairman of the Beethoven Piano Society of Europe (BPSE), to mark the 250th anniversary of the composer's birth on 16 December 2020.
Philly school board already voted against Hilco tax break. It should do so again. | Opinion
On the night of August 22nd, the Philadelphia School District Board made the right choice when it decided to vote no on giving Hilco Redevelopment Partners a tax break on the land they now own in Grays Ferry. This decision came after students, teachers, and members of the community spoke out about why granting this tax break would be a disservice to Philadelphia, but now Hilco is getting a second chance in another board meeting this Thursday.
Malcolm Miller: Bigger than Basketball
I want to tell you about my father, Robert Miller. I think about him a lot right now. Him and my mom, Sheila, raised me and my siblings in Gaithersburg, Maryland. My dad was one of the first Black managers in his job with AT&T. He was always open with me about what that was like. He had to deal with the problems of being that exceptional Black guy in the workforce, where people would wonder if he was there for affirmative action.
Unlocking Creative Potential
MALCOLM MILLER listens to 'Lockdown Suite' by Malcolm Singer A stunning world premiere of Lockdown Suite for solo piano by British composer Malcolm Singer, superbly played by Anthony Hewitt, formed the highlight of an online concert devoted to Singer's music on 22 June 2020, presented by the Orpheus Sinfonia, an orchestra for young professional musicians. The online concert formed the twenty-fourth concert of the imaginative series Adjourned but Still in Session.
Fresh and Energetic Performances
MALCOLM MILLER listens to Beethoven from Marios Papadopoulos and the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra To mark the Beethoven 250 Anniversary, the Oxford Beethoven Festival launched an exciting year-long celebration in January 2020 with a star-studded roster of international artists performing a wide range of Beethoven's oeuvre. Due to the Covid-19 crisis, as with so many festivals worldwide, much of the schedule was, sadly, though necessarily, cancelled.
Mitch Marner and Malcolm Miller are teaming up with Methodz for a night of Call of Duty: Warzone - Article - BARDOWN
Call of Duty: Warzone is one of the new big games out right now, and it’s battle royale gameplay has appealed to everybody. Among those playing are Mitch Marner and Malcolm Miller who have both played the game on their respective streams on YouTube. Turns out the two will be teaming up to compete in tomorrow night’s “Live from Warzone: Warstream.” Marner and Miller will be joining forces with Canadian rapper Zach Zoya, and professional COD player for the Toronto Ultra, Anthony “Methodz” Zinni.
Malcolm Miller and Chris Boucher are looking for a squad for this weekend’s Toronto Ultra COD event - Article - BARDOWN
BarDown Staff Malcolm Miller , (Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images) While the sports world has been put on hiatus for the foreseeable future, several athletes have turned their attention to gaming. Players like Donovan Mitchell have teamed up with Ninja in Call of Duty, and now it looks like a couple members of the Toronto Raptors are taking to COD as well.
Raptors sign F Miller to NBA contract
​ 2m ago TSN.ca Staff Malcolm Miller , The Canadian Press The Toronto Raptors have signed forward Malcolm Miller, the team announced on Sunday. In 15 games with the club last season, Miller averaged 2.5 points and 1.0 rebounds per game in 8.4 minutes. Over six G-League games this year with Raptors 905, Miller is averaging 8.2 points a night in just under 23 minutes.
Puccini Opera Festival and Wine
After a delicious breakfast, our day begins with a visit to Tenuta Lenzini, a stunning biodynamic estate in the foothills of the region, where grapes have been transformed into wonderful wine for many centuries. Following a private tour of the vineyard, we pause for an indulgent lunch, accompanied by some of the estate’s best vintages, including its expressive Toscana Syrah. We travel back to our hotel this afternoon, before setting off to watch Madam Butterfly on the shores of Torre del Lago.
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