... that is the question.
Never mind the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, any fortune wouldn't come amiss. When I began my foray into all things blog (at the behest of a cheeky young choral-scholar) I did so, I am rather shamefaced to admit, in the hope of gaining some form of pecuniary advantage. Suffice to say, this has not been the case. No extra pupils, no solo bookings, no multi-million pound book deal or advertising revenue. Nothing. Not a sausage.
Of course, having such a means of venting one's spleen does have some advantages. Unfortunately, none of them are financial. My singing duties here at Wilchester benefit from a modest stipend; I teach one day a week at a local girls' school; I have a few (generally unmusical) private pupils. That's it.
Things haven't quite got as desperate as this, however. Would one like fries with that?
Alan Rawsthorne: Suite for flute, viola, and harp (1968)
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One of the acknowledged masterpieces for flute, viola, and harp, is Claude
Debussy’s *Sonata en trio* completed in 1915. This piece is characterised
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