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February 9, 2010
L'Enfance du Christ
The Shepherds' Chorus from Berlioz's L'Enfance du Christ is so recognisable that you would think the work...very affecting - especially in a performance as idiomatic as this. L'Enfance du Christ is so economically scored that you wonder why... By Andrew Clark
February 8, 2010
L’Enfance du Christ, City Halls, Glasgow
...beat: Robin Ticciati The Shepherds’ Chorus from Berlioz’s L’Enfance du Christ is so recognisable that you would think...affecting – especially in a performance as idiomatic as this. L’Enfance du Christ is so economically scored that you wonder... By Andrew Clark
February 5, 2010
Percussionists move into the limelight
...piece of music.The percussion repertoire is, almost by definition, modern or contemporary. When the now renowned percussionist Evelyn Glennie began her career in the 1980s, she was one of the first professional soloists and the range of music was relatively limited... By Laura Battle
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Miliband calls for wider vote on poll reform
David Miliband, foreign secretary, yesterday challenged Gordon Brown to adopt more radical constitutional reforms as he proposed a single "reset referendum" to overhaul the entire electoral... By Alex Barker, Political Correspondent
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Illogicality of sticking slavishly to Brown’s ‘golden rule’
...Bond vigilantes are back and discriminating with a vengeance”, February 3), the question arises for many of us as to why Gordon Brown's “golden rule” was so slavishly adhered to by the Treasury from 1997 until 2007.Surely the deficit we could have...
10:32pm
Sants marches out
...motivated by political, not policy objectives. Its appeal was to create rhetorical space for attacks on the current structure and Gordon Brown, its c hief architect. The Conservatives have mocked Mr Brown for striving to establish spurious political “dividing...
February 8, 2010
Un tramway, Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, Paris
One-woman show: Isabelle Huppert in ‘Un Tramway’ Film stars just keep flocking to Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named By Clare Shine
February 9, 2010
The new golden age of excess
...the heavenly duties of High Baroque art - Bernini's visions of mystic ecstasy, Pietro da Cortona's cherub-teeming trompe l'oeil ceilings - which aimed at reminding the faithful that God was still the measure of all things.Today, religion has been... By Rachel Spence
February 8, 2010
Barock, Madre Museum of Contemporary Art, Naples
...heavenly duties of High Baroque art – Bernini’s visions of mystic ecstasy, Pietro da Cortona’s cherub-teeming trompe l’oeil ceilings – which aimed at reminding the faithful that God was still the measure of all things. Today, religion has... By Rachel Spence
April 23, 2009
Activist was viewed as UK's most powerful man
...social policy during the 1970s. In retirement, he continued to exercise influence both in the Labour party, where he backed Gordon Brown rather than Tony Blair, and in the trade union movement where candidates for high office eagerly sought his support...Offered a peerage at least twice, he rejected the prospect of going to the House of Lords. Jack Jones was married in 1938 to Evelyn Taylor, whose first husband had been killed in Spain. The couple had two sons. For the full obituary go to www.ft... By Robert Taylor