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Sebastian Scotney

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Articles By Sebastian Scotney

Album: Jihye Lee Orchestra - Infinite Connections

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Laufey, Royal Albert Hall review - fans in heaven

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Album: Fred Hersch - Silent, Listening

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Album: Shabaka - Perceive its Beauty, Acknowledge its Grace

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Album: Norah Jones - Visions

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Albums of the Year 2023: Bokanté - History

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Jansen, Ridout, Blendulf, Kozhukhin, Wigmore Hall review - Brahms in excelsis

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Album: Samara Joy - A Joyful Holiday

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EFG London Jazz Festival 2023 round-up review - vital sparks crossing and uniting generations

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The Creation, Choirs of King's College & New College Oxford, Philharmonia, Hyde, King's College Chapel, Cambridge - sublime setting for mundane performance

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Schiff, Höbarth, Coin, Wigmore Hall review - Schubert minus transcendence

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theartsdesk at Salzburg Jazz & the City Festival - perfection in free venues

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Lies We Tell review - fear and gaslighting in 1860s Ireland

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Album: Joshua Redman - Where Are We

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Album: Yussef Dayes - Black Classical Music

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Apocalypse Clown review - going out with a laugh

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