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22 Nov 2017

“Songs of Stone” – World Premiere

by Joshua Quinlan | posted in: Compositions | 0

Liverpool Philharmonic has commissioned me to write a piece for their youth choir (SA Upper-Voice Choir) on the theme of Liverpool. Upon thinking of Liverpool, what do you first think of? Many would say the Cathedrals, both of which are … Continued

From Sandstone to Concrete, Liverpool Philharmonic, SA
14 Nov 2017

How good is Buffet’s top-of-the-line “Divine”?

by Joshua Quinlan | posted in: Instrument Reviews | 0

I have been playing a Divine by Buffet Crampon as my daily Bb Clarinet since July of this year. I was introduced to it by a friend from the Liverpool Philharmonic, who let me give it a go – I … Continued

Bb, Buffet, Clarinet, Divine

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