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"I was also thinking about work songs as a form for expressions of community and protest. Almost as soon as I began my research I found stories about miners whistling on buses"
Unbeknown to many, this city is riddled with talented instrumentalists doing their thing en masse. We got one of them to tell us all about their experiences as an orchestral wizard
Film Studies teacher James Morgan screened the documentary for Holgate School students, complete with a Director's Q&A
A documentary providing a bleak look at modern Britain, through the eyes of a couple of music men who know a thing or two about gobbing off
We had a night down Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall to see some of the best musicians this country has to offer
Picture answers to probing questions from the band that don't even measure 1 centimetre
Thirty years ago, Percydread was part of Nottingham reggae legends, The Naturalites. Fast forward a few decades and he’s still mixing it up with Nottingham’s finest as a singer for Highness Sound System, Origin One and The Invisible Orchestra…
"This is just what you want from a Christmas jazz gig – a big warming, accessible hug of an experience, like a Die Hard box set with a large brandy"
We caught up with 8mm Orchestra prior to their live soundtrack performance at Mayhem Film Festival.
Synths and guitars were set spacewards at Nottingham Contemporary
The Hallé Orchestra are Royal Concert Hall residents, bringing their fresh take on classical music over the Pennines from Manchester, to us, for over a decade. We spoke to music director and conductor, Sir Mark Elder, about why we should all treat our ears to a different kind of performance than they might be used to…
A packed house were celebrating fifty years of the Phil at the forefront of classical music
Like a giant ball of muso-attracting velcro, The Invisible Orchestra has snagged members of some of Nottingham’s top bands and singers - as well as from further afield - and shows absolutely no sign of slowing down. The man responsible: Royal Gala’s James Waring...
The Hellset Orchestra rock it with classical instruments, but this ain't no 'classic rock'...
"When we started all doing boring office jobs, it kinda made you realise that you've got to try and do as much creative stuff as you can."
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