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Music, Books & Bold Beginnings
Celebrate St David’s Day and World Book Day with Smetana, Prokofiev, Vivaldi & more – plus March reading comprehensions at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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From Baroque to Beatlemania
From Handel to George Harrison, Howard Hanson to Murray Gold – explore February’s final week of composers at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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Rhythm and Motion
This Week on MusicOfTheDay.co.uk This week’s composers bring movement in many forms – pulsing minimalism, swirling waltzes, lyrical folk influence, and bold orchestral colour. It’s a week full of energy and expressive contrast. Week of 15–21 February 15 February – John AdamsOne of today’s most prominent composers, Adams blends minimalism with dramatic power and modern…
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Music That Tells Stories
From John Williams to Frederick Loewe, Dussek to Carulli – explore a week of storytelling composers and February classroom resources at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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A February of Discovery
From Mendelssohn to Bacewicz, Kreisler to Dankworth – explore February’s composers and new reading comprehension resources at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk
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Voices That Last
From Etta James to Mozart, Tallis to Schubert – explore enduring musical voices across genres this week at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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Echoes Across Eras
From John Dowland to John Field, César Cui to Ennio Porrino – explore musical echoes across centuries at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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Connections and Rediscovery
From Albinoni to Ivor Novello, explore a week of rediscovered composers and musical connections at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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New Year, New Listening
From Pergolesi to David Bowie, Scriabin to Poulenc – start the year with a diverse week of composers at MusicOfTheDay.co.uk.
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New to MusicOfTheDay.co.uk? Start Here
The site now contains a complete year of daily composer posts – one for every day of the year. With so much to explore, this short guide will help you get started. There’s no correct order and no pressure. Just pick a path and begin.
