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	Feature Review – Total Immersion: Jonathan Harvey [BBC Symphony Orchestra, 28 January 2012]
	A Knight to Celebrate – Thomas Allen & Don Alfonso [The Royal Opera’s Così fan tutte – 27 January-13 February 2012]
	Feature Review: Speakers Corner LPs [Liszt Piano Concertos/Richter … Tchaikovsky/Markevitch … Parsifal from Bayreuth/Knappertsbusch]
	Feature Review: Elgar conducts Elgar – The complete recordings, 1914-1925 – New transfers from Elgar’s personal record library [Music & Arts]
	Feature Review: Speakers Corner LPs [Martha Argerich's Debut Recital … I Musici … A Midsummer Night’s Dream/Maag … The Sleeping Beauty/Ansermet]
	Feature Book Review: Who’s My Bottom? – by Christopher Gillett
	Twice Over: Ji Hyun Kim and La traviata – The Royal Opera’s La traviata [2-25 January 2012]
	A Role for Life: Wolfgang Koch and Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg – The Royal Opera’s Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg [19 December 2011-8 January 2012]
	Royal Opera House Collections – Dame Joan Sutherland: A Tribute
	The Show Must Go On: Ailyn Pérez and La traviata – The Royal Opera’s La traviata [25 November-20 December 2011]
	iPad Revolutionizes the Classical Music Industry
	The Players’ Theatre Club at 75 and Saving Wilton’s Music Hall [20 November & 4 December 2011]
	Six years On: Celso Albelo and La sonnambula – The Royal Opera’s La sonnambula [2-18 November 2011]
	Feature Review: The Sixth Annual Malcolm Arnold Festival [The Nine Symphonies]
	Following Your Voice: Anja Kampe and The Flying Dutchman [The Royal Opera’s Der fliegende Holländer – 18 October-4 November 2011]
	Feature Review: Tchaikovsky Symphony Cycle – Mariinsky Orchestra/Gergiev in New York
	Feature Review: Speakers Corner LPs – Bach [Janos Starker] & Shostakovich [Sviatoslav Richter]
	Feature Review – Exquisite Labyrinth: The Music of Pierre Boulez [30 September-2 October 2011]
	Understanding Alfredo: James Valenti and La traviata [The Royal Opera’s La traviata, 3-22 October 2011]
	The Belcea Quartet & Beethoven – An interview with Krzysztof Chorzelski: “The Grosse Fuge was meant to be a sort of nuclear explosion aimed at threatening the very idea of structure and gravity.”
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