I’m in New York, looking out over Central Park from my hotel room, wondering which of the thousand and one restaurants in the city to visit for lunch. For several years my favourite was Giambelli’s on East 50th Street, owned and run by Signor Giambelli, well up in his eighties when I first knew him,… Read more »
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Questions to John Rutter: How do I get established as a composer?
Keep writing, keep trying – you may have to knock on many doors before one will open.
Questions to John Rutter: Advice for young composers
Today’s young composers could probably give me advice…
Questions to John Rutter: Any regrets?
There were at least two roads I didn’t take that stand out in my memory…
Questions to John Rutter: The Cambridge Singers
How did the Cambridge Singers come along?
Questions to John Rutter: Clare College
Find out how John came to be Director of Music at Clare College.
Questions to John Rutter: High School and University
John talks about his time at high school and beyond.
Questions to John Rutter: First Musical Memories
In this blog, John tells us about his first musical memories.
War and Peace – but not by Tolstoy
The arts are resilient and do not disappear in wartime. If anything, they assume greater importance than in times of peace.
Why I created ChoirGuides
ChoirGuides helps singers learn their voice parts and make virtual recordings.