Salad days
Sixteen months on from diagnosis and Ms Alzheimer’s is unstoppably tightening her grip. Or to put that another way I can almost...
Sixteen months on from diagnosis and Ms Alzheimer’s is unstoppably tightening her grip. Or to put that another way I can almost...
Royal Albert Hall, Thursday 30 August 2018 If ever a concert proved that you don’t have to be a glitzty, glamorous visiting...
Royal Albert Hall, Monday 27th August 2018 Marin Alsop is one of those conductors whose very presence in the building creates a buzz...
I think a lot about obesity and about why so many people I see out and about are grossly, often morbidly, fat....
If the brain is the conductor of the orchestral body (sorry – I’ve probably reviewed too many Proms lately) then of course...
Faintly, automatically, through two open doors she registered the low murmurings from the baby’s bedroom across the hall. Pianissimo. Crescendo would soon...
When My Loved One was first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s one of my first questions to the consultant was “Is it hereditary?” She...
Royal Albert Hall, Tuesday 14th August 2018 Famously founded in 1999 by Daniel Barenboim and Edward Said, West-Eastern Divan even looks different...