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Since its formation in 1972 the Brodsky Quartet has performed over 3000 concerts on the major stages of the world.A...
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Zac Ware is never happier than when he is playing a guitar and singing a song. He does this in...
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As two-tone ska revival band The Selecter prepares to take to the stage at Bristol Sounds on 24 June, we catch up with lead singer Pauline Black to talk four decades of making music… When I sit down with The Selecter’s frontwoman, Pauline Black, she and the band are on...
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Eight gifted and talented young pianists, aged between 9 and 15, from schools in and around Bath took part in...
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Daisy Game chats to luthier Gary Leddington about the joys of building a guitar… “The main two types of wood...
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The University of Bath has published a new study showing how learning to play a musical instrument can see a marked improvement in participants’ audio-visual stimulation and a reduction in the amount of stress and anxiety they feel. A new study published by researchers at the University of Bath demonstrates...
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Many singer-songwriters feel compelled to move away from their familiar homeland in order to reach for the stars, striving for...
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Richard Wyatt talks to Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull – who is performing at Bath Abbey in December – about...
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Daisy Game chats to Andrew Ward, founder of Bath-based ukulele band Uke Can’t Be Serious. It’s not easy being the butt of the joke: just ask the ukulele. Small and (seemingly) simple, it’s an instrument that we’re more used to seeing propped up against the bookshelf of a flower-power teen or...
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Words by Melissa BleaseBath Racecourse, Saturday 4 June Properly charismatic frontmen (as in, those almost other-worldly characters who own a...
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A deep-and-meaningful with devout northern soul Richard Hawley – on life and death, chess and underdogs, ploughing your own furrow...
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Seb Bailey, who studied Music Technology at Bath College, has just finished a residency as the Early Morning Breakfast presenter on BBC Radio 1. 24-year-old Seb came into Bath College to share his story with current students and give them advice on how they can develop their careers in radio....