A trip under ground at Euston today to see the old corridors that linked the Northern Line Bank and Charing X branches until the 1960s. So many 60s posters and other fantastic stuff locked away behind, above and below today’s platforms. A great tour from London Transport Museum Hidden London.

Really enjoying Richard Peat's album Faces in the Mist, which arrived today. Splendid music, splendidly sung by voices from Selwyn College and Ely Cathedral Choir under Sarah MacDonald. 'Sanctorum Cantuarienses' a particular highligh!
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#NowPlaying The Dominic Muldowney Oboe Concerto on ⁦NMC Recordings⁩ was one of the first CDs I ever bought - and it still holds up

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Join us at St Paul’s Girls’ School on Saturday 19 November in the Great Hall for an evening of music by Holst, Bernard Hughes and Leigh O’Hara, performed by Wandsworth Symphony and conducted by Director of Music, Leigh O’Hara! #music #schools #spgs #Holst eventbrite.co.uk/e/wandsworth-s…

Never been to a didgeridoo concert before…

Will definitely be reading this

MY MAN: (comes home)
ME: (nervous) how was the store
MY MAN: fine
ME: oh thank g —
MY MAN: ran into jolene
ME: oh no
MY MAN: she mentioned you left kind of an intense voicemail

17 years ago right now my wife was in labour with our first child. We were terrified. We knew nothing. Fortunately my boy knew what he was doing and he's kept us on track ever since

At last, the full report on WexfordFestivalOpera - the bad (Halévy's 'La Tempesta), the good (David's 'Lalla Roukh') and the glorious (Dvořák's 'Armida' and world-class Irish soprano Jennifer Davis) theartsdesk.com/opera/theartsd…

Thoughts UnHerd on how the Four Yorkshiremen still haunt how we think about poverty. And whether, 55 years on, it's time to put them out of their made-up misery.

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A proud moment! Started pre-Covid and still going with my daily dose of Deutsch. For all its (many) difficulties I do love the language very much

This is fabulous!

How Presidents Walk.

Credit: Stefan Leonhardsberger
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Here we go. Round 3.

On holiday in Suffolk, took the opportunity to call in at Benjamin Britten’s house. Lovely sense of 70s style - and pleased to see BB read both le Carré and Dick Francis

Fixed this for Shakespeare

The more I hear about how heartening the story is of various players of Afghanistan's men's cricket team, the more I think about how this will never be afforded to any Afghan woman. Certainly not under this ICC. Travesty, really. #T20WorldCup

How the borders have changed over time

A bit late catching up with the latest #ChoralChihuahua but I really enjoyed Robert Hollingworth talking with The Youth, young singers who speak eloquently. Maybe would have liked them to have chosen more recent pieces: so much good stuff around these days podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/cho…