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    ‘Burning a piano is strange, beautiful and mesmerising’
    ‘Burning a piano is strange, beautiful and mesmerising’

    Annea Lockwood vividly remembers the first time she burnt a piano. It was in 1968, on the banks of the Thames. She placed a couple of old microphones inside...

    Classical & Opera
    Children’s Laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce: ‘The British rock at kids’ books’

    It is a pleasing quirk of Frank Cottrell-Boyce’s colourful writing career that long before he became a children’s author he wrote 28 episodes of Brookside ....

    The best classical concerts and opera: our reviews
    The best classical concerts and opera: our reviews
    What to watch on TV this week: Wimbledon, England and more
    What to watch on TV this week: Wimbledon, England and more
    Nina Stibbe: I couldn’t finish Middlemarch
    Nina Stibbe: I couldn’t finish Middlemarch

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