... MUSIC REVIEW - MUSIC REVIEW - MUSIC REVIEW - MUSIC REVIEW - MUSIC REVIEW NEIL YOUNG: Mirror Ball Zl(;uUn!:G has yet again triumphed with his latest It is his first effort with 90's band Pearl Jam in support and it proves to be nothing but a ...

... REVIEWS The play’s narrative is not easy to get over to the audience. Much of the action takes place in the self-destructing Willy Loman’s mind and has a disturbingly surrealistic quality. In these flashback sequences, so well played that we never doubted ...

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... Review “One way to curb the matter would be a review of the Local Plan,” he told the committee. “There is a very serious problem here and 1 would like officers to at least examine the situation and report back.” ...

... REVIEW. The Book of the Garden. Charles Mcintosh.—Edinburgh and London : Wm. Blaekwood and Sons. The first and second parts of this instructive-aerial are now before us. Their contents are varied, and of a superior order, exhibiting a clear treatise on ...

... REVIEWS had overcome its difficulties. The final choral sections were well sung by a choir which showed itself capable of giving a performance of great power and beauty. The choral parts of the Passion form a background against which soloists tell the ...

... Reviews THE CHIAROSCURO Ensenible are teachers from - Whitstable: music school Micro Music. -o« L After their teaching' they started to expeériment with: the possibilities of their various instruments . for chamber music. o ‘Excited. by ‘the results, ...

... Review Cluttons, chartered surveyors, has produced a review which looks at the possible ways the reverberations of the world stock markets may ...

... REVIEWS There are eleven articles in the September nuuiber of the National Review, besides the usual summary of politics at home and abroad, and the correspondence. One of the articles deals with oyster growing, m extract of whicb will be found among ...

... REVIEWS cians, David Hole, drums; Robbie James, guitar and Tom Clark, keyboard, met Feist — from LA —at an American airbase in England five years ago. All enjoyed blues — and The Doors. Now based in East Kent, they have an adoring following — male and ...

... REVIEWS wonderful Passacaglia and Fugue, but also some unusual arrangements. Lemare’s arrangement of Saint-Saéns’ Danse Macabre was a triumph of tonality. At times it was difficult to tell whether Strauss’ Perpetuum Mobile, arranged by Mr Stewart’s own ...

... REVIEWS those whe loved Kenneth Williams this show is an absolute must. -Catherine McParlin-Gray. Little Shop of Horrors A FLORIST on Skid Row was the unlikely setting for this year’s annual production at the Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, Faversham ...