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Patrick Maxwell

(He/Him)
England
As seen in: The National (Scotland), The Big Issue, Politics.co.uk, TechBullion, Bachtrack, Liberal Democrat Voice, The London Magazine, The Article, Comment Central, The Speaker
Covers:  Foreign policy, economic policy, domestic policymaking.
Doesn't Cover: Sport.
Writer and journalist. Contact: patrick.g.maxwell@gmail.com For TheArticle, Big Issue, London Magazine, Politics.co.uk, Classical Music Daily.

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Ofcom was right to pull the plug on China's propaganda channel | TheArticle

Ofcom was right to pull the plug on China's propaganda channel | TheArticle

A little while ago, I was approached by a producer on Press TV to appear on one of his employer's shows. Once…

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In this crisis, spare us the costume dramas | TheArticle

In this crisis, spare us the costume dramas | TheArticle

I very much doubt that, in a couple of generations time, we will be recalling our current predicament with mu…

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The legacy of Dominic Cummings: has anything really changed? | TheArticle

The legacy of Dominic Cummings: has anything really changed? | TheArticle

For someone who so despised the Westminster clique of which he was a conspicuous part, it's always rather com…

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On Fischer-Dieskau's Schubert. Patrick Maxwell investigates the German baritone's legacy

On Fischer-Dieskau's Schubert. Patrick Maxwell investigates the German baritone's legacy

Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (1925-2012) remains for many who know him a distinctly twentieth-century figure, his…

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I'm a lockdown sceptic; just don't call me a killer

I'm a lockdown sceptic; just don't call me a killer

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Celebrating Beethoven: the capacity of a human | TheArticle

Celebrating Beethoven: the capacity of a human | TheArticle

In Vienna, a seemingly inconspicuous white building lines the street opposite the main university. If you go …

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How French was the music of Duruflé?

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By Patrick Maxwell
| The Article Verified
It’s been said that between Bach (d.1750) and Messiaen (b.1908) no music of note was written for the organ. There’s something, if not everything, in that claim. (It omits Saint-Saëns and Bruckner, for a start.) But it’s certainly also true that Messiaen was only one of a number of inspiring composers for the instrument in France at the start of the twentieth century, as French organ music took off in the years around the Second World War. Maurice Duruflé was primary among them.
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Running from the facts: what is the Lithuanian manager hiding?

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By Patrick Maxwell
| TechBullion
Photo: Lithuanian marketing professional Ovidijus Jurevičius. The issues of disinformation and Russia’s hybrid warfare have long been examined in depth, particularly in the Baltic states, where the Russian Federation is already resorting to military pressure. Unidentified drones enter Lithuanian airspace, forcing the parliament to take decisive action. Russian politicians, supported by a majority of their population, now openly declare that the Baltics should return to Russia’s sphere of influence.
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Tremendous energy and engagement from Igor Levit at Wigmore Hall

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By Patrick Maxwell
| Bachtrack
Star pianist Igor Levit came to fame playing the masterworks of his native Germany. It was perhaps no surprise, then, that Schumann was the highlight of his scintillating recital at Wigmore Hall, but it still felt like an impetuous discovery for both performer and listener. Levit performs with consummate musicianship. His interpretations of Schumann, Chopin and Schubert are undoubtedly original, but it's not controversy that Levit’s playing engenders.
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