Contents: every page on this site
Contents
Every page on The Welsh Rostrum, grouped as the programme is grouped: the career first, then the world around it.
- The career
- Owain Arwel Hughes, conductor: the working life in order
- Boult, Haitink and Kempe: how a conductor was trained
- The London orchestras
- The choral years
- The Welsh Proms
- The Danish years and the Holmboe cycle
- The Cape Town years
- Two ensembles, one founded and one inherited
- The recordings, and the record labels that carried them
- Conducting
- Conducting
- Becoming a conductor
- Famous orchestral conductors
- The baton and the beat
- What the titles on a concert programme mean
- What a conductor does
- What conductors earn
- The orchestra
- The orchestra
- Orchestral instruments
- The sections of an orchestra
- Symphony orchestra or philharmonic orchestra
- The leader
- What is a symphony?
- Wales
- Welsh classical music
- Alun Hoddinott
- The eisteddfod
- Grace Williams
- Karl Jenkins
- Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau: Land of My Fathers
- Welsh male voice choirs
- Welsh National Opera
- William Mathias
- The repertoire
- The repertoire
- Belshazzar's Feast
- Frederick Delius
- Edward Elgar
- Holst and The Planets
- Mahler
- Alfred Schnittke
- The large choral works
- Ralph Vaughan Williams
- The halls
- Concert venues in Cardiff: the halls
- Going to a concert
- St David's Hall
- Wales Millennium Centre
- This site
- Owain Arwel Hughes: the career, and the music around it
- Who makes The Welsh Rostrum, and how