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Prometheus Proves Classical Music Still Matters

James Murphy | Posted 18.08.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Chopin, Strauss, Ridley Scott, Classical Music, Prometheus, Ligeti, Stanley Kubrick, Verdi, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Alien, Cinema, Film Reviews, Ukfilm, UK-Inspiration, UK Entertainment News
James Murphy

Of all the surprises (good and bad) to be found in Ridley Scott's sci-fi spectacular, I was most struck to discover an unlikely stowaway aboard the fated spaceship: 19th Century Polish composer Frédéric Chopin.

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Day 3 in Galle: Trott KP Partnership Keeps England's Hopes Up

Gemma Wright | Posted 28.05.2012 | UK Sport
Read More: Sri Lanka, Anderson, Cricket, Strauss, England, Jayawardene, Kp, Trott, Galle Cricket, UK Sport News
Gemma Wright

England are keeping a thin grasp on the first Test in Galle, thanks to a partnership between Pietersen and Trott that took them to close of play on 111-2.

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Andreas Scholl - Bach Cantatas; Aleksandra Kurzak - Gioia! /Decca - review

Paul Guest | Posted 19.03.2012 | Home
Read More: Strauss, Classical Music, Puccini, Francesco Demuro, Bellini, Donizetti, Verdi, Soprano, Aleksandra Kurzak, Omer Meir Wellber, Bach, Kammerorchester Basel, Andreas Scholl, Mozart, Review, Opera, Culture, Orquestra De La Comunitat Valenciana, Decca, Rossini, Moniuszko, Cantatas, Home News
Paul Guest

This is countertenor Andreas Scholl's first Bach recording for Decca. He holds worldwide acclaim and is regularly hailed as the "world's greatest countertenor". His superstardom, however, has not stopped him from honouring the works of a certain composer that he has known since the age of nine: Bach.

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Emergence of a new Superpower- England Overpowers India at Lord's

Yogesh Gandhi | Posted 24.09.2011 | UK
Read More: Strauss, England, Challengers, India, Broad, Kevin Pieterson, Lord's, Dhoni, UK News
Yogesh Gandhi

If you were one of those who followed the first test over the last five days, you will have no doubts whatsoever in your mind that England was the better of the two sides and India kept playing catch up all the time, only to succumb before the sun had set on the pristine turf at Lord's.

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