Rory Boyle - Press
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 Schubert Ensemble: Full of innovation4 Mar 2008 - Matthew Rye - Times [ review ] Despite a name suggesting allegiance to one particular musical great of the past, the Schubert Ensemble has a solid record in encouraging the composers of today. | ||
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RSAMD Woodwinds, RSAMD, Glasgow 5 Mar 2007 - MICHAEL TUMELTY - Herald [ review ] WHILE rampaging humour and musicianship characterised the RSAMD's showcase for its woodwind department on Friday, the event, with four very different pieces, was so entertaining that it might have disguised a couple of serious points about the concert. | ||
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SCO, City Hall, Glasgow 5 Mar 2007 - MICHAEL TUMELTY - Herald [ review ] IT'S a cruel fact of concert programming that it's almost always the odd man out who's the fall guy. | ||
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra, City Halls, Glasgow *** 5 Mar 2007 - KEN WALTON - Scotsman [ review ] EDWARD Gardner, one of Britain's most talked-about young conductors since he burst onto the professional scene a few years ago, made his Scottish Chamber Orchestra debut in a programme that struggled as an entity, but still bore many riches. | ||
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra Presents Rory Boyle’s Concert 5 Mar 2007 - Scottish Music Centre [ news ] Scottish composer Rory Boyle’s concerto for oboe and small orchestra, Sorella, receives its world premiere performances by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra in Glasgow and Edinburgh on Friday 2 March and Saturday 3 March, performed by oboist Nicholas Daniel. | ||
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Returning with mood variations 21 Feb 2007 - MICHAEL TUMELTY - Herald [ feature ] Next Friday, composer Rory Boyle is doing a double act It's probably not unprecedented, though it is certainly rare outside of a festival format, but Boyle has two premieres of different compositions happening in different venues in Glasgow on the same day. | ||
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The Fires Of Bride, Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh 22 Apr 2005 - ROWENA SMITH - Herald [ review ] TEACHING schoolchildren composition is a difficult task. |