Tim Newton @ConductorTim

favorite verbs: conducting, singing, playing, teaching, mentoring, studying, sharing, serving, appreciating my days under Grace Joined July 2014

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Classic FM @ClassicFM

2 years ago

Why choirs are so important. Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran told @stmaryletower about his musical beginnings in a church choir, and his lasting love of choral singing. ❤️

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Tim Newton @ConductorTim

2 years ago

Not even close competition nypost.com/2023/10/07/cap…

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Tim Newton @ConductorTim

2 years ago

Arguably the finest recorded essays of its time. The sonic and artistic quality is formidable compared to the giant corporations. And led by a singing teacher. slippedisc.com/2023/08/50-yea…

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Tim Newton @ConductorTim

2 years ago

A part of rehearsal and recording history with potential for continued use in film. slippedisc.com/2023/08/bbc-fi…

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Philharmonia Chorus @Philchorus

2 years ago

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Anthony Princiotti @tonyprinciotti

3 years ago

Frederick Wieck's assessment of his daughter Clara's future husband: "Mr. Schumann is habitually drunk, incoherent, unreliable and lazy, a mediocre composer whose music is impossible to perform. He is incompetent, childish, unmanly and incapable of social adjustment."

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Tim Newton @ConductorTim

3 years ago

Nice broadcast from Main St Oneonta right now @weatherchannel and a great shout out to @SUNY_Oneonta @pres_cardelle

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Anthony Princiotti @tonyprinciotti

3 years ago

A cast of Chopin's left hand. Note the length and slimness of his fingers. The extraordinary flexibility of his hands is often mentioned in descriptions of his playing, as is the captivatingly elegant manner in which he used them.

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Tim Newton @ConductorTim

3 years ago

Let’s get this party started! Gustavo Dudamel, Superstar Maestro, Meets New York nytimes.com/2023/02/21/art…

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SUNY Oneonta @SUNY_Oneonta

3 years ago

Perfect Sunday sunset. 🌅

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axomamma @SMNM____

3 years ago

This piece of music honestly ruins me... So enormously powerful and beautifully haunting and terrifying and stunning and desperate and the chord progressions and dynamics and 😭 (Benjamin Britten, War Requiem)

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BBC @BBC

7 years ago

How on Earth does @jacobcollier tap out FIVE different rhythms, at the same time, with one hand? 😮🥁

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Jacob Collier @jacobcollier

4 years ago

Just The Way You Are!

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Suzie Collier @suzie_collier

5 years ago

@jacobcollier has just become the first British artist ever to win a Grammy for each of their first four albums. It’s a real moment! ❤️

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Anthony Princiotti @tonyprinciotti

5 years ago

A detail from the cover of the piano 4-hands version of Anton Bruckner's 3rd Symphony that credits the transcriber, a 20 year-old student at the Vienna Conservatory named Gustav #Mahler. In spite of their differences in temperament, Mahler would consider Bruckner a precursor.

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Anthony Princiotti @tonyprinciotti

5 years ago

One of the many ways in which #Berlioz broke the mold was by including copious notes to the musicians that extended beyond the proper way perform his music to pre-emptive instructions on how to REHEARSE it. The attached note is on the 2nd(!) page of the Symphonie Fantastique:

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Anthony Princiotti @tonyprinciotti

5 years ago

The contract #Haydn renegotiated with the Esterhazy family, signed and dated July 11, 1779. This agreement allowed him to write for others and sell his work to publishers, putting the once-impoverished freelancer on a path to becoming one of Europe's wealthiest musicians.

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Tim Newton @ConductorTim

5 years ago

20 Feb 2020 sold-out @philharmonia @Philchorus @southbankcentre Mahler 2 #JakobHrusa @BBCRadio3 What a night! Doesn’t seem possible that was the last concert for @Philchorus Can’t wait until the next chance we get to sing Mahler ‘live’ again.