I’m excited to bring a musical tradition back to Minterne House this summer and beyond. Dione Digby ran concerts here for 50 years and began with the likes of Sir András Schiff and many musicians of the day appeared here. Music is in the walls!
More information to follow soon…

‘I think music is such an incredible thing. Everyone should know that and see the benefits.. in schools and on younger people’ Jeneba cover and story Pianist magazine today 🎹🎉

Save the RWCMD Junior Department - Sign the Petition! chng.it/qP9Bn4PS2s via Change.org UK

I’m looking forward to attending the ESTA UK Summer School. It’s part of my enrollment into this new MA Degree in Pedagogy. If you’re interested, check out the information online. Every day starts with a healthy dose of Alexander Technique. google.com/url?q=https://…

Thank goodness for that…

It’s going to be hard to say goodbye Eastman School. Here are a few moments with students after recent final recitals, and today was the last day of juries. My work is almost done here. Thank you to all my students for your curiosity, inspiration and friendship. I will miss you!

Fond memories from our recording of Holst’s Invocation with Sir Andrew Davis and BBC Philharmonic. I remember his natural warmth and humour during the session, which put everyone around him at ease, and feel lucky to have had this experience. Sir Andrew will be missed by so many.

A perfect scroll

🎙Sunday listening! Guy Johnston speaks about finding his teaching style. He shares his moments of inspiration that he brings into his teaching, as well as delving into the wealth of teaching resources left to us from cello pedagogues of the past:

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'I wanted to further my knowledge and have more ideas to share with the students'

If you enjoyed our latest podcast episode on finding your teaching style, make sure to check out Guy Johnston's favourite manuals and books that have influenced him:

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🎙New podcast! Guy Johnston speaks about finding his teaching style. He shares his moments of inspiration that he brings into his teaching, as well as delving into the wealth of teaching resources left to us from cello pedagogues of the past:

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You can listen again to our performance Barbican Centre of The Protecting Veil on BBC Radio 3 (starting in the link below at 0:58:38). Britten Sinfonia

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Listen in BBC Radio 3 tonight, 7:30pm, to hear our performance of Tavener’s timeless classic The Protecting Veil, recorded live Barbican Centre last month with Guy Johnston 🎧
Britten Sinfonia also plays Bartók's Divertimento and Beethoven's Grosse Fuge.
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💿 Recording Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem on this day in 2015 in Lincoln Cathedral with Graham Ross Jennifer Johnston Guy Johnston for harmonia mundi

“Sublime… I’ve never had such a reaction to my Album of the Week.” Classic FM

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“The teacher should be conscientious, patient, and even-tempered. Above all, he must have real love and enthusiasm for his work. Good teaching takes a measure of devotion that the teacher is unable to give unless his heart and soul are dedicated to it.” — Ivan Glamian

✨‘The memories of this will keep me going for the rest of my life’

🎶 Rebecca Dale on recording her new album ‘Night Seasons’ for Signum Classics with Guy Johnston Tenebrae Choir and Philharmonia Orchestra

“beyond beautiful, of sublime transcendence” The Classical Source

Guy Johnston's recent performances of Sir John Tavener’s The Protecting Veil with Britten Sinfonia garnered glowing reviews.. 🗞️
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