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Classical: A timeless movement ROBERT SIMPSON MEMORIAL CONCERT ST JOHN'S, SMITH SQUARE LONDON

WHEN ROBERT Simpson died last November, with 11 symphonies, 15 string quartets and a host of other substantial works to his credit, he left a substantial gap in Britain's musical life behind him. He had been the country's musical conscience: an unemphatic radical himself, in his broadcasts and writings Simpson held the modern age to account.

As each wave of watery fashion washed over a credulous musical establishment, he furthered the values he held important - not least the power of tonality to generate energy and momentum. But his own music - as important as anything being composed here - he would not push, and it was to do some pushing on its behalf that the Robert Simpson Society was ...

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