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It’s a strange fact that, regardless of the age you’re at, there remains – or, better, persists – the seemingly unshakeable belief that, eventually, you will get round to doing that “whatever” it was, or calling that friend and then, suddenly, you find you can’t. And so it is for me with the unexpected demise of […]
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Tallis began life when I was a serving member in Jethro Tull. (The name is, of course, taken from Thomas Tallis – one of the two founding fathers of the golden age of English Music. William Byrd was the other. At a time when no one (other than students of advanced harmony and counterpoint and, […]
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When my website (which is still under construction) was in its planning stage, I had the thought that under the heading “Back-Tracking” I would give accounts of how some of the most memorable tracks I’ve worked on as either an arranger or player came into being, and so I began (as one does) at the […]
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One evening last week I finally opened a bottle of 1990 vintage Dom Perignon Champagne (given to me in 1996 by Peter Gelb who then was the head of Sony Music and is now head of The New York Met.) in celebration of the release of “Passing Open Windows” A Symphonic Tribute to Queen; an […]
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