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David Nice

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The classical music and opera editor of theartsdesk, David writes, lectures and broadcasts on music. A former music critic for The Guardian and The Sunday Correspondent, he has made regular appearances on BBC Radio 3, not least in the long-running series Building a Library. He has written short studies on Elgar, Richard Strauss, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky and the history of opera, and is currently working on the second volume of his Prokofiev biography for Yale University Press. He runs two Zoom lecture series, Opera in Depth on Mondays and a symphonies course on Thursdays.

Articles By David Nice

Forbidden Broadway, Vaudeville Theatre

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Prom 74: Wainwright, Voigt, Britten Sinfonia, Debus

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A Season at the Juilliard School, Sky Arts 2

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Prom 64: Berlin Philharmonic, Rattle

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Proms Chamber Music 7: Benjamin Grosvenor/Prom 60: Driver, RPO, Dutoit

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Prom 58: Salome, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Runnicles

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Prom 46: West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, Barenboim

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DVD: We Are the Best!

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Gerhardt, Osborne, Queen's Hall/Keyrouz, Ensemble de la Paix, Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh

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Prom 33: Schwizgebel, National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Gardner

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theartsdesk in La Foce: War and Peace in Val d'Orcia

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Prom 27: Trusler, BBCNOW, Wigglesworth/Inspire Workshop, Royal Albert Hall

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Prom 24: BBCSSO, Runnicles/Solemn Vigil of Commemoration, Westminster Abbey

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theartsdesk Q&A: Pianist Saleem and Violinist Nabeel Abboud Ashkar

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Opera Holland Park

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Prom 19: BBC Singers, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Petrenko

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