Interviewing Mark-Anthony Turnage, April 2017 © Dominic Harris
Over the last few years, I’ve been lucky enough to have articles published on a number of other sites, and also to feature in videos and podcasts available on YouTube and elsewhere. You can access a selection of these here:
Guest on Radio 4’s ‘How to Play’, discussing Schubert’s ‘Death and the Maiden’ String Quartet, August 2023
Podcast, ‘Talking about Music’, in conversation with Lucy Walker as part of the series From the Red House, April 2020
Article, ‘Downplaying a virtuoso? Reflections on the Clara Wieck anniversary‘ for Idagio online magazine, January 2020
Interview with Mark-Anthony Turnage at the Southbank Centre, for a Philharmonia concert in January 2020
Interview with Santtu-Matias Rouvali & Alice Sara Ott at the Southbank Centre, for a Philharmonia concert in January 2019
Live stream and interview with Jonathan Plowright in a programme of music by Bach and Brahms at the Wigmore Hall, December 2018
Interview with Dame Sarah Connolly as part of her residence at the Wigmore Hall, November 2018
Philharmonia Insight talk on works by Wagner, Bruckner and Schoenberg, available via SoundCloud and iTunes, October 2018
Article in Classical Music Magazine, July 2018, on the art of the pre-concert talk
Filmed interview with James MacMillan for the ISM Members’ Day, May 2018
Introduction to Ludlow English Song Weekend, April 2018
Short film introducing Helen Stokes’s BOAT (for Peter), Autumn 2017
Filmed interview with Mark-Anthony Turnage for the ISM Members’ Day, April 2017
‘Off the Podium‘ podcast with Tigran Arakelyan, June 2017
‘Duly noted‘, guest post on programme note writing for the Cross-Eyed Pianist blog, September 2016
‘Keeping it real‘, guest post for the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres, November 2014
‘The shape of success: life beyond a music degree’ on Bachtrack, October 2014
You can also find me on past episodes of Building a Library, The Listening Service, Proms Preview, Proms Plus and several other shows via Radio 3’s ‘Record Review’ mini-site.
