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1. Music for silents...
Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 March 2007 MUSIC for silent films comes to the fore again this weekend, as the London Sinfonietta and singers Frank Ollu and Hilary Summers perform a score by Benedict Mason. -
2. Tatton set for music spectacular
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 March 2007 A NOSTALGIC pop party - starring Toyah, T'Pau, Bananarama and Nick Heyward - and a classical extravaganza are set to thrill Tatton Park music lovers this weekend. -
3. Music Festivals 2007: Knowsley Hall
Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 March 2007 ALL you need to know about the first ever Knowsley Hall Music Festival. -
4. Music Festivals 2007: T in the Park
Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 March 2007 ALL you need to know about this weekend's T in the Park festival. -
5. Hats off to a new exhibition
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 March 2007 THE mutual influence of fashion and music on one another is hard to overstate. -
6. Stefan set to light up Tchaikovsky
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 March 2007 THE biggest chandelier the RNCM has ever seen is promised for the ballroom scene in Tchaikovsky's opera Eugene Onegin, which opens on Saturday night at the music college. -
7. Halle Orchestra @ Bridgewater Hall
Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 March 2007 I WONDER how many of the Halle's audience walked into the Bridgewater Hall expecting to hear Bizet's music in its usual "Carmen Suite" incarnation? -
8. The desert rebels reinventing the blues
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 March 2007 LAST Sunday, radio DJ Andy Kershaw, a fiercely energetic music enthusiast, was picking his Desert Island Discs on Radio Four. -
9. The Bird And The Bee -The Bird And The Bee (Blue Note)
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 March 2007 RESPECTED jazzer and multi-instrumentalist Greg Kurstin joined forces with Inara George (daughter of the late Lowell, he of clever southern rockers Little Feat) in California to create some music with a nod towards Brazil. -
10. Byron Wallen - Meeting Ground (Twilight Jaguar)
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 March 2007 A GREAT listener and traveller, trumpeter Byron Wallen's effortless union of advanced jazz and world music recalls the late, great Don Cherry.