They never have to take any responsibility for the livelihoods of the people they are entirely reliant upon. It would be more accurate then, to think of artists as a natural resource to be mined by others, rather than as valued workers in an economy. Let’s take publishing as an example . . . 5/

And speaking of gear shifts — after a lovely day of early ATB music at Westminster Abbey, now I’m off to New Music Dublin for a week of Xenakis!

2. Judge Judy the Opera

1. For a few years I’ve been slowly developing a large scale (ca. 1 hour) piece drawing on texts from Revelations of Divine Love. Think Symphony for large Chamber Choir in terms of scale

...and the line I may quote forever more to anyone who says climate reporting is too doomy:
"The problem is that the problem is so big that to even describe it factually sounds like scaremongering"

*RE visiting