Richard Hickox (how time flies....)

[Beresford]

His obvious radiating love of the music he chose to share with us made it an absolute pleasure for singers and players, both amateur and professional alike, to do their utmost for him, who in turn was always determined to try to do full justice to the score without any jot of ego getting in the way - the very antithesis of a maestro...

All is not lost. Before last night's The Sixteen concert in the Bridgewater Hall there was a short talk and a recital by Genesis Sixteen, Harry Christopher's young trainee choir. Their conductor was one of the singers; he looked and conducted just like a younger version of Richard Hickox. The singers loved performing for him, as singers usually did for RC, and there was quite a buzz. I can't remember his name - Harry something - will post if I find out. He started conducting them this year.

[BBMmk2]

Phew. A bit pricey, for the lot, these days, though three of the individual discs can be found as minimal cost (used). Fortunately, for those with a QOBUZ account, they can be streamed at CD rate.

This is where musicstreeaming comes in handy.

[Pulcinella]

This is where musicstreeaming comes in handy.

Isn't that what happens when one track runs into the next without a break?

[Bryn]

Isn't that what happens when one track runs into the next without a break?

I thought is was an obscure reference to either Handel's or Telemann's Water Music.

[LMcD]

I think that 'musicstreaming' is an interesting use of legato - or joinedup writing.